Boeing’s long-standing partnerships with community and technical colleges across Washington are helping students gain the skills and opportunities needed to launch successful aerospace careers — fueling both individual futures and the region’s economy.
In Washington State, aerospace thrives not just because of innovation in technology, but because of innovation in partnership.
Almar Tools of Camas, Washington is a growing multi-generational tool-cutting manufacturer answering the call of technology and customer problem solving.
Jamco America of Everett, Washington, offers a facility for ballistic, static, flammability, and dynamic testing to regional manufacturers, certifying the safety of aircraft parts.
Firland Foundation & Workshop started with a mission of employing those with tuberculosis and now employs those with barriers to employment in Shoreline, Washington.
Boeing began production of the first 777-8 Freighter, the aerospace industry’s largest and most capable twin-engine freighter, in Everett, Washington.
The 2025 Manufacturing Suppliers Expo is an event dedicated to connecting buyers and sellers within the regional manufacturing industry. Now in its second year, the expo will take place on October 20-21, 2025, at the Mirabeau Park Hotel and Convention Center in Spokane Valley, Washington.
Washington State has emerged as one of the most important launchpads for the new space age.
Active winglets by Tamarack Aerospace Group in Sandpoint, Idaho improve takeoff, landing, fuel savings and more. Why aren’t you using them?
If you had told me 15 years ago that I’d one day be running a heat treat facility supporting the aerospace and manufacturing industries, I wouldn’t have believed you.
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