Boeing

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The Boeing Company
Type Public (NYSE: BA, TYO: 7661)
Industry Aerospace and Defense
Founded Seattle, Washington (1916)
Headquarters Chicago, Illinois, US
Area served Commercial airliners
Military aircraft
Munitions
Space systems
Computer Services
Key people W. James McNerney, Jr., CEO
James A. Bell, CFO
J. Michael Luttig, General Counsel
Owner(s) Declan Mulholland
Employees 157,555 (10-31-2009)
Subsidiaries Aviall, Inc.
Jeppesen
Boeing Aircraft Holding Company
Boeing Australia
Boeing Canada
Boeing Defence UK
Boeing Store
Website Boeing.com

Boeing is a company that makes airplanes, rockets, and space hardware. It is based in Chicago, Illinois, USA. Some kinds of Boeing products are:

Boeing's larget manufacturing plant in Everett, Washington.

Their main manufacturing plants are near where the company was founded in Seattle, Washington.

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