BMW arrived in 1992 with a eyesight to increase the wealth of South Carolina and correct world perception of South Carolina. It has, creating and continuing to thrive our automotive industry, enriching not only the Upstate but also Charleston's ports and the interlude of the state.
Now politicians have dedicated $450 million to Boeing and proclaimed that the Chicago-based aircraft producer Boeing would be another BMW.
But how will that happen? What do Boeing and South Carolina have need of to do to have a result as successful as BMW?
Boeing must not only raise aircraft, but it also pay wages and benefits significantly above generally for South Carolina, agreement with S.C. companies and create an aerospace delving center involving universities and schools in South Carolina.
Firms based in New York and Florida will envisage and build the Charleston transplant. Boeing must give qualified companies headquartered in South Carolina a inadvertent to do business with the aerospace icon.