Boeing To Close Renton, Wash., 737, 757 Assembly Lines

Staff January 29, 2001
Boeing plans to close its Renton, Wash., 737 and 757 final assembly lines and relocate the production to its sprawling Everett facility, saving about $1 billion a year, Business Week will report in its Feb. 5 issue. The shutdown could take up to seven years to complete. Boeing issued a statement...

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