South Carolina is home to Boeing's only non-union commercial aircraft assembly plant in the United States, where every Boeing 787 Dreamliner destined for global airlines is built. The North Charleston campus has transformed South Carolina into one of the most important commercial aerospace manufacturing states in America.
Boeing's 787 campus anchors South Carolina's aerospace economy, with a growing network of tier-one suppliers and aviation services companies building around it.
Boeing South Carolina
Boeing's 1.2 million square foot final assembly facility in North Charleston is one of the most advanced aircraft production sites in the world, employing over 7,000 workers and delivering 787 Dreamliners to airlines globally.
Vought Aircraft
Vought builds composite fuselage sections for the 787 at its Orangeburg facility, supplying critical structural assemblies to Boeing's North Charleston final assembly line and employing aerospace manufacturing technicians.
GE Aviation
GE Aviation operates a major aviation engine component manufacturing facility in South Carolina, producing turbine components for commercial and military jet engines and employing precision manufacturing technicians.
