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Border Agents at Heathrow Airport to Strike for Four Days
According to a release from the union, the dispute is over forced changes to terms and conditions for workers, including "inflexible" work schedules.
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Boeing Halts Tests for 777X After Discovering Damage to Engine Mount
Boeing 777X is billed as the world's largest twin-engine airplane, and was first scheduled to enter service in 2020.
A Boeing 777X test plane in Everett, Washington. Photo: iStock / Kristian1108
Boeing’s New CEO Wants to ‘Reset’ Relations With Biggest Union
Ortberg told the presidents of Boeing’s largest workers union and another labor group that he’s seeking “a new contract where we can come together to build a strong future for our employees in the region."
Kelly Ortberg in 2016, when he was chief executive officer of Rockwell Collins Inc. Photo: Daniel Acker/Bloomberg
Rolls-Royce Lands Deal to Supply Cathay Pacific with 60 Jet Engines
The deal will also include wing and maintenance work, with Rolls-Royce estimating that the engines will cut emissions by 14%.
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A ‘Shift-Left’ Strategy Moves Supply Chain Planning Further Upstream
Manufacturers are now asking whether they should reach further back in the chain, in their pursuit of both resilience and growth opportunities.
Designers and supply chain managers need to communicate. Photo: iStock/vm
Boeing’s Instructions to Workers Criticized as Complicated, Confusing
The complaints were raised during the second day of an extensive hearing held by the U.S. National Transportation Safety Board.
An Alaska Airlines Boeing 737 Max-9 aircraft at Los Angeles International Airport, January, 2024. Photo: Eric Thayer/Bloomberg
Boeing Workers Allege Culture of Rushed Work, Low Safety Standards
One worker claimed that his team was "replacing doors like we were replacing our underwear," and that planes would arrive "jacked up every day."
Boeing and SpiritAerosystems executives testifying in front of the National Transportation Safety Board on August 6. Photo: CSPAN
CrowdStrike Says Delta CEO Ignored Help Offer During Outage
The allegation builds upon CrowdStrike’s claim that Delta rejected the cybersecurity provider's repeated attempts to help.
Photo: Bloomberg
Partnerships in the Real World: Great Supply Chain Partners 2024 Case Studies
Our annual 100 Great Supply Chain Partners issue is dedicated to showing what supply chain excellence looks like in the real world — through partnership.
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Surviving in an Age of Permanent Disruption: We’re All in This Together
Technology such as artificial intelligence has the ability to oversee just about every aspect of the supply chain, but humans remain in the loop.
August 24 Scb Q3 2024 Article
Insights to Better Business Execution
How integrated tactical planning enables enhanced decision-making and improved outcomes.
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Delta CEO Says CrowdStrike Crash Could Cost Airline $500K
Although Delta was one of many airlines affected by outage, it appeared to have been hit the hardest, after needing five days to get its crew tracking systems back online.
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