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Did Doug Parker just forget about the E190s???

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Surf...Boeing has those parts made in other countries to keep the WTO happy. Notice that ALL of the Main Aircraft Assembly is done in the U.S. Don't pull that lame card!

Not pulling a lame card! Its a fact, Boeing is not an all american product! So don't make it sound like is!!!!
 
Who supplies all of their aircraft parts now? Boeing. Boeing bought Douglas you know. Remember the MD95? That turned out to be the Boeing 717.

Airbus and Embraer have not been aquired by anyone.


Bye Bye--General Lee

It is painted on Alaskas planes "Proudly all Boeing"

Last I checked they have a few MD's
 
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Not pulling a lame card! Its a fact, Boeing is not an all american product! So don't make it sound like is!!!!

And you are? You are probably half martian and half reptile. You have pulled out the lame card, and need to get over it.
 
Oh snapppp... Boeing is still building MD products....

Boeing Awarded Contract for 11 U.S. Army AH-64D Apache Longbow Helicopters
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 20, 2006 -- Boeing [NYSE: BA] and the U.S. Army have signed a $151.9 million contract for 11 new AH-64D Apache Longbow multi-role combat helicopters. Funding for the new-build aircraft is part of the President's fiscal year 2006 Supplemental Budget.
The new aircraft, to be built in the Lot 11, Block II configuration, are in addition to the 16 new AH-64D Apache Longbows already under contract and to the AH-64A Apaches being remanufactured under a multi-year contract with the Army. Boeing will begin assembly in 2008 at its manufacturing facility in Mesa, Ariz., where Apaches have been built since the program's inception.
"A dedicated team representing government and industry worked together on this contract to ensure that the Army meets its aircraft loss replenishment objectives and that the warfighters have the resources they need to ensure mission success," said David Almond, Block II Apache program manager. "The team knows the importance of delivering quality products, on time, to meet the demands of the battlefield commanders and soldiers."
Apache Longbow helicopters are used extensively in the desert and in other extremely harsh environments. The helicopter features fully integrated avionics and weapons, plus a state-of-the-art modem that can transmit real-time, secure digitized battlefield information to air and ground forces. It can rapidly detect, classify, prioritize and engage stationary and moving opposition targets at standoff ranges in nearly all weather environments.
 
Boeing builds the AH-64D Apache Longbow Helicopter... Bouyyyyyyyy....

http://www.boeing.com/rotorcraft/military/ah64d/index.htm


the Apache is a Hughes product bought by MD, then bought by Boeing.



In 1983 the first production helicopter was rolled out at Hughes Helicopter's facility at Mesa, Arizona. In 1984 Hughes Helicopters was purchased by McDonnell Douglas for $500 million. Hughes later became part of The Boeing Company with the merger of Boeing and McDonnell Douglas in August 1997.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/AH-64_Apache
 

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