HUNTSVILLE, Alabama — Boeing’s history in Alabama spans more than half a century, and one of its latest projects in the state is helping to chart the aerospace giant’s future.
The Boeing Research and Technology Center, which opened a year ago in Huntsville, serves as a key hub for the company’s technology development.
Announced in 2013, with an estimated investment of $5 million to $6 million, the facility now houses about 300 employees, including software and advanced analytics engineers, microbiologists, composite specialists and support staff.


