Over 60 additional Boeing South Carolina employees will be out of a job come February 2025. According to state Worker Adjustment and Retraining Notification reports Boeing informed 67 South Carolina employees on Dec.

Sixty-seven people working at South Carolina Boeing sites will soon be without a job. The layoffs come as Boeing seeks to reduce costs. According to the Worker Adjustment and Retraining Notification notice we obtained,

Boeing will expand both of its North Charleston, South Carolina campuses. Plus, seven companies plan to invest over $440M across the state.

Currently, according to Boeing, the company employs 7,800 people total at the two locations in North Charleston and its West Campus in Orangeburg. The expansion is planned for the North Charleston campuses at 5400 International Blvd. and 9775 Patriot Blvd. (Airport and North campuses), and would not include the Orangeburg site.

Boeing will spend $1 billion on an expansion and upgrades at its North Charleston manufacturing plants to double production of its 787 Dreamliner commercial jet

Boeing said on Thursday it plans to spend $1 billion to support increased production of its 787 Dreamliner widebody jets, as the U.S. planemaker works to meet an earlier output target of 10 a month by 2026.

Boeing Co. plans to invest $1 billion and hire 500 workers in South Carolina as it expands manufacturing of its 787 Dreamliner to capture surging demand for widebody jets.

Key Takeaways Boeing said it would invest $1 billion in expanding its operations in South Carolina, where it produces the 787 Dreamliner.The company is looking to increase production of the plane to 10 per month by 2026,