Boeing Cancels Plan To Build 737s At Long Beach

Staff December 14, 1998
Boeing said Friday all final assembly work on its 737s will remain at Renton, Wash., and that it has canceled plans to assemble three to five aircraft per month at Long Beach. Boeing had planned to produce three to five aircraft per month in California, retaining about 600 jobs. Dick Pearson, VP...

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