Boeing to propose battery fixes to FAA

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(AP Photo/Elaine Thompson, File) Battery problems have kept Boeing's787 Dreamliner on the ground for more than a month.

Aircraft » Company thinks it has found ways to get grounded 787 flying again.

By CHRISTOPHER DREW

| The New York Times

First Published Feb 20 2013 06:04 pm • Last Updated Feb 20 2013 06:05 pm

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Engineers OK contract, tech workers don’t

The union for Boeing’s technical workers is planning its next move after members rejected a contract offer, splitting with engineers represented by the same union who approved the deal. The Society of Professional Engineering Employees in Aerospace notified a federal mediator Wednesday to resume negotiations.

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