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Boeing finds itself in a storm not of its production, yet one it must weather with grit and a steady hand. The rhythm of factory floors has fallen silent— around a number of 30,000 workers, tired of talk and ineffective promises, decided to call it enough was enough. This was last Friday and they leave their tools behind and take to the streets with their message being clear. The strike is not some minor bump in the road—no, it’s a full stop to much of Boeing’s production, the hum of machinery replaced by chants and footsteps on picket lines. Boeing…