2,500 Boeing workers to resume work in Everett and elsewhere
EVERETT — The Boeing Co. will resume some production work at Washington locations, including the Everett assembly plant, as early as Monday with a focus mostly on military programs, the company said late Friday.
What it called a limited resumption of activities will focus on the Everett-built KC-46 tanker, a derivative of the 767, and the Renton-built P-8 anti-submarine airplane, a derivative of the 737.
About 2,500 employees in all will resume work on those two military lines in the Puget Sound area and at a company operation in Moses Lake in Eastern Washington, where Boeing has stored hundreds of grounded 737 Max jetliners.
A Boeing spokeswoman declined to say how many employees would resume work at the Everett factory, saying the company doesn’t share that level of detail about specific sites.
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(Everett Herald)
