One financial analyst

Staff November 27, 1995
One financial analyst believes the Machinists strike against Boeing will be good for airlines. Since aircraft on order will not be delivered on schedule, "capacity will be tight and earnings high," says Gruntal's Steve Lewins. The strike will not hurt Boeing much, either, since it was producing...

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