Boeing Will Pause Renton Manufacturing For 24 Hours Tomorrow

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The pause is part of the manufacturer's announced quality improvement measures at its facilities.

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Boeing's assembly facilities in Renton, Washington, will pause for 24 hours on January 25 for a 'Quality Stand Down' session focused on improving quality processes.
Employees who work on the assembly of the Boeing 737 aircraft will evaluate their work and make recommendations for improvement during the session.
The sessions are part of Boeing's efforts to address manufacturing lapses following the grounding of the 737 MAX 9 and to strengthen its quality management system.