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Innovation and Australian capability at the heart of Boeing Aerostructures
Some idea of the importance of Australia to Boeing is revealed by the fact that this country hosts the plane maker’s largest offshore operation, employing some 3,400 employees.
Locally, Boeing is engaged in training, flight planning and navigation, spares, logistics, unmanned systems, manufacturing and maintenance, repair and overhaul, which together have generated more than $1 billion in consolidated revenue in the last four years. It is a figure complemented by the sale of commercial and defence aircraft worth approximately $14 billion.
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