par Beochien Sam 16 Mar 2013 - 14:34
Bonjour ,
Du Seattle Times :
Boeing se réorganise de nouveau en production !
http://seattletimes.com/html/businesstechnology/2020561459_boeingreorgxml.html
Boeing names 777, 747 production heads
Boeing announced Thursday that Elizabeth Lund
will take over as head of 777 production and Eric Lindblad will take her
place as head of 747 production, both in Everett.
Boeing announced Thursday that Elizabeth Lund will take over as
head of 777 production and Eric Lindblad will take her place as head
of 747 production, both in Everett.
Lund, who will also retain her role as Everett site leader, has
previously led both 747 and 767 production and also headed 777
manufacturing when it switched to a moving line.
Lindblad had been vice president of 737 manufacturing operations, in charge of wing making and final assembly in Renton.
The changes follow a re-organization in December, when Scott Fancher,
who had been heading 777 production, was promoted to head all new
airplane development programs.
He’s responsible for oversight of 737 MAX, 767 Tanker, and 787-9,
programs that have already been launched, as well as 787-10 and 777X,
new programs expected to launch this year.
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Et Mc Nerney remet en jeu sa paye, cette année ??
Toujours du Seattle Times , un extrait !
http://seattletimes.com/html/businesstechnology/2020569813_boeingmcnerneypayxml.html
Boeing Chief Executive Officer Jim McNerney’s compensation climbed
20 percent to $27.5 million last year, before the 787 Dreamliner was
grounded by overheating batteries.
McNerney, 63, received $10.8 million of incentive pay in addition to
his $1.93 million salary and $840,775 in other compensation, Boeing said
Friday in proxy materials filed with the Securities and Exchange
Commission.
He earned $23 million in 2011.
The 787 Dreamliner, whose completion was among McNerney’s signature
achievements, has been grounded since Jan. 16 as Boeing and regulators
led by the Federal Aviation Administration probe the battery
malfunctions.
Boeing climbed 2.1 percent Friday to $86.43, the highest close since
May 2008, after executives said safety upgrades may allow commercial 787
flights to restart within weeks.
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