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Crated 737 Wing Part

Early in January 2005, employees in the Renton, Wash., factory reduced final assembly flow time for a 737 to 11 days, the shortest final assembly time of any large commercial jet. The feat marks a 50 percent reduction in assembly time since the implementation of Lean tactics began in late 1999.
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Unique identifier BI219760 
Boeing ID k63597-44 
Type Image 
Size 3320px × 4992px   47MB 
License type RM 
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