Overview
- Boeing and IAM District 837 issued a joint statement confirming negotiations will restart Monday with a federal mediator.
- Union members overwhelmingly backed a four‑year union‑drafted contract on Sept. 19, which Boeing said it did not extend or collectively bargain.
- During the strike, Boeing delivered one F/A‑18 and one F‑15, produced 3,120 JDAM kits, and continued flight testing on the T‑7 and MQ‑25.
- The company warned it could hire replacement workers and is reviewing hundreds of applications gathered at a recent job fair.
- Boeing labor chief Michael Fitzsimmons is leaving for Ford, and the company said his departure will not affect talks.