The FAA announced it would increase its oversight on Boeing as machinists return back to work following a 53-day-long strike.
SEATTLE — After 53 days on the picket lines, Boeing machinists are returning to work after the union voted to approve the company’s latest contract offer.
Some workers returned to work Wednesday, but the latest employees can return to work is Nov. 12. Aviation consultant, Scott Hamilton said even though the strike is over, it does not mean the airplane manufacturer will start cranking out orders right away.
“There has to be a certain amount of retraining to recertify the employees, they’ve been off
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