Boeing Vancouver

Boeing Canada is the Canadian part of the Boeing company, as shown on its boeing.ca site. The page says Boeing's partnership with Canada began in 1919, when Bill Boeing made the first international airmail delivery from Vancouver to Seattle.

The site says Boeing has about 500 suppliers across every province in Canada. It also says Boeing Canada has more than 2,000 employees. Boeing Canada supplies composite parts for all current Boeing commercial airplane models.

The site says Boeing Winnipeg is the largest aerospace composite manufacturer in Canada. It employs around 1,500 people and produces over 500 composite parts for Boeing Commercial Airplanes, including parts for the 787 Dreamliner.

The site says Boeing Canada also supports Canadian airlines and the Canadian Armed Forces with products and services. It lists about 100 Boeing defence products in inventories.

The site lists economic figures. It says Boeing contributes about 4 billion dollars to Canada each year. It also gives about 20 million dollars in charitable giving over 10 years and a value of 15.5 billion dollars for completed Industrial and Technological Benefits programmes.

Recent news items on the page include the opening of an expanded aviation learning centre in Saskatchewan, a forecast for the global commercial fleet, and a commitment of 36 million Canadian dollars to aerospace research and development in Winnipeg.

The page does not give a street address, phone number or email. Its navigation links to suppliers, careers, news releases and merchandise.