Boeing Launches 737-700 Assembly

Staff December 04, 1995
Boeing, in the second month of its Machinists strike, began wing and fuselage assembly Friday for the first of its three next-generation 737 models. The 55-foot-long left front wing spar for the 737-700, manufactured at the Boeing Fabrication Division, Auburn, Wash., was loaded into assembly...

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