NEW YORK (Dow Jones) -- Boeing Co. restructured its commercial-airplanes division on Thursday, following an announcement that it would have to postpone the launch of its flagship 787 Dreamliner for a fifth time because of problems within its supply chain and the recent machinists' strike.
In November, the Chicago manufacturer also announced delays in its 747-8 deliveries for the same reasons.
On her way out was Carolyn Corvi, in charge of airplane programs and responsible for streamlining the commercial division's supply chain. Boeing said the 34-year veteran will retire at the end of the year.
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