Boeing hires Japan makers to build 1-3 of 7E7 jet

TOKYO, Japan - James Morris (L), senior vice president of Boeing Co., briefs reporters on the company's plan for its next-generation 7E7 passenger jet, dubbed the Dreamliner. Morris said Boeing has asked three Japanese heavy machinery makers to build more than a third of the Dreamliner.

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