Sentence examples for jet plant from inspiring English sources
The Boeing Company and 3,200 machinists at its St . Louismilitary jet plant have agreed to extend contract talks until June 3, delaying a strike planned for as early as Monday, the union said yesterday.
A bargaining committee for the union machinists on strike at Lockheed Martin's fighter jet plant in Fort Worth has recommended that members vote for a new contract that would eliminate traditional pensions for newly hired employees, according to a summary posted Monday on the union's Web site.
In September, the company announced that it would close the C-17 Globemaster III cargo jet plant in Long Beach in 2015.
The chants and placards along the picket lines outside the Boeing Company's jet plants are a bit unusual.
Fifty Georgia Jet plants were produced from transplants and grown in 30-cm pots filled with unfertilized washed sand in a greenhouse at The Volcani Center, Israel, maintained between 22 and 28°C with no supplemental light.
Both this and the huge jumbo-jet plant at Everett on the other side of town are empty, ghostly places these days, with production winding down to 23 aircraft a month, half the peak of recent years.
Smith received a $32 million stimulus grant to help it reconfigure a former jet engine plant at the Kansas City International Airport for building its zero-emissions trucks.
She regularly criticizes his policies on health care and spending, and has called him a bully for his administration's stance on a $750 million jet assembly plant that Boeing opened in North Charleston in June.
One company planning to offer aviation biofuel is Solena, based in Washington, which in February announced a partnership with British Airways to develop Europe's first sustainable jet fuel plant, using waste biomass.
Take your knowledge of air travel to new heights during this rare public tour of a commercial jet assembly plant just north of Seattle.
Separately, Pratt said it would eliminate 144 jobs at its jet engine plants in North Haven and Middletown, Conn.; unions at the plants protested the cuts.
