Planemaker Strongly Hints At Such During Conference
Boeing is either pursuing an extremely aggressive tactic to
bring its striking employees back to the table, or actually
considering what in the Pacific Northwest would be unthinkable.
Having already moved its corporate headquarters to Chicago a few
years ago, Boeing officials are now openly talking about the
possibility that it could move aircraft assembly to Alabama, or
elsewhere.
Unveils $89 Million Plan To Increase JFK Capacity, Lower
Prices
The Bush Administration will commit almost $90 million over the
next eight years to expand capacity at John F. Kennedy
International Airport, US Secretary of Transportation Mary E.
Peters announced Thursday. She also unveiled new rules designed to
lower fares, increase consumer choices and improve service for air
travelers using JFK, Newark and LaGuardia airports.
Mesa Air Group has reached a Tentative Agreement (TA) with its
pilots after only 10 months of negotiations, according to a joint
release from the airline and the Air Line Pilots Association.
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