The Seattle Fashion Incubator (SFI), located in downtown Renton, recently acquired eight industrial sewing machines from Filson’s Seattle manufacturing facility as part of support of the incubator’s production training program for veterans.
The Renton Safeway at 4300 N.E. Fourth St. re-opened Thursday as a Haggen store.
The order, previously unidentified on the Boeing Orders and Deliveries website, is valued at $280 million at current list prices.
The Bellingham-based, grocery chain Haggen will hold a community meeting for both stores in the Renton and Burien area that it is converting in early March.
The building will be located on the former Longacres site at Southwest 27th Street and Strander Boulevard, just east of the new Sounder Rail Station.
The order, valued at $1.6 billion at current list prices, was previously booked and attributed to an unidentified customer on the Boeing Orders & Deliveries website.
Three waves of closures are planned with 162 shops closing up by Feb. 17, 986 by Feb. 28 and the final 636 by the end of March.
Okay Airways’ new 737-900ER is configured with 200 seats in a one-class layout. It will feature Boeing’s innovative Sky Interior with modern sculpted sidewalls and window reveals, larger pivoting overhead stowage bins, as well as LED lighting that enhances the sense of spaciousness.
The order, which is valued at $933 million at current list prices, was previously posted to Boeing’s Orders and Deliveries website as an unidentified customer.
Albertsons and Safeway are planning to merge, and the grocery chains must sell the stores as part of a divestment required by the FTC.
The commitment when finalized will be valued at more than $6 billion at current list prices.
Malaysia took delivery of its first 737, a 737-200, in 1972.
The order is a part of the Singapore-based leasing company’s effort to grow its portfolio of fuel-efficient airplanes.
The order, valued at $438 million at current list prices, includes purchase rights for an additional 16 737 MAXs.
The order, originally announced as a commitment in September, includes options for 100 additional 737 MAX 200 airplanes, and makes the Irish low-cost carrier the launch customer for the newest member of the 737 MAX family of airplanes.
The new airplane is the first of 14 737 orders and commitments from Ruili Airlines, including eight 737-700s and six 737 MAXs.
This is the largest single order for 737 MAXs from a leasing company and will help SMBC Aviation Capital grow its portfolio of high-demand, fuel-efficient airplanes.
The order is valued at more than $3.2 billion at current list prices.
After forming, Boeing will send the stringers to Spirit Aerosystems in Wichita, Kan. for incorporation into the first 737 MAX fuselage.
he flag carrier of Indonesia will purchase 46 737 MAX 8s and will convert existing orders for four Next-Generation 737-800s to 737 MAX 8s.