Boeing Air Force One Work in Texas Stirs U.S. Concern
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Boeing Co. risks a shortage of experienced employees to maintain Air Force One, the jumbo jet that flies the U.S. president, as the company shifts the work to Texas from Kansas, according to an Air Force letter.
Building a qualified staff in San Antonio, either with new hires or personnel transfers, “is one of the most important aspects of the move yet least successful to date,” the Air Force wrote to Boeing in a July 30 letter obtained by Bloomberg News from a person who isn’t authorized to comment publicly.