Kawasaki completes plant for fuselage production for Boeing 787s

Kawasaki completes plant for fuselage production for Boeing 787s

NAGOYA, Japan - Kawasaki Heavy Industries Ltd. holds a ceremony on July 10 to celebrate the completion of a new plant in Yatomi, Aichi Prefecture, to produce forward fuselages and other parts for Boeing 787 mid-sized wide-body passenger airplanes.

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