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On May 2, engineers will begin occupying the Boeing’s enormous new 777X composite wing center (CWC) in Everett, Washington, marking a key milestone toward starting assembly of the company’s new flagship large twinjet. From May onward, the development pace for the 777X is expected to accelerate...
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