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Dreamliner 787

Alicia Sanchez,Phi Anh Tao, Trung Tran

Dreamliner 787
800

160

6%

backlog

aircrafts

growth rate

Production LevelRequirements
2014
2015
2016
2017
2018
2019
2020

48 aircrafts
60 aircrafts
64 aircrafts
67 aircrafts
71 aircrafts
146 aircrafts
150 aircrafts

2021
2022
2023
2024
2025
2026

155 aircrafts
160 aircrafts
166 aircrafts
171 aircrafts
177 aircrafts
177 aircrafts

Solution Stages
1
Maximize Seattle's
Second Shift to
Capacity

2
Add SecondShift
to Charleston,SC

3
StrategicAlliance

1. Maximize Seattle
Second Shift toCapacity

1. Seattle, WA
Only Seattle for 2015 - 2016
400 additional productionworkers
100 additional engineers
Production required:
2015 - 5/ month
2016 - 5/ month from Jan. to Aug. & 6/ month from Sept. to Dec.

2. Add Second Shiftto


Charleston, SC

2. Second Shift at Charleston, SC


2017 - 2018: 108 workers, 25 management, and 25 engineers
2 planes/ monthcapacity
Starting 2019: 375 workers, 50 management, and 50 engineers
3 planes/ monthcapacity

3. Strategic Alliance

3. Strategic Alliance
Invest in two suppliers expansion
Suppliers compete for best production proposal
Reward price: $ 60 million and $ 40 million
Investment in return for an equity
Production starts2018
First deliver to Boeing in 2019

3. Strategic Alliance -Benefits


50% in-house / 50% outsource for supplies
70% in-house / 30% outsource for assembling
More control in the operations of the supplier
Decrease lead time andcosts
Increase efficiency
3 aircraft/ month per supplier

Total Production Capacity


2015 - 2016 6/ month (72/ year)
2017 - 2018 8/ month (96/ year)
2018 - 2026 15/ month (180/ year)

Production LevelRequirements
2014
2015
2016
2017
2018
2019
2020

48 aircrafts
60 aircrafts
64 aircrafts
67 aircrafts
71 aircrafts
146 aircrafts
150 aircrafts

2021
2022
2023
2024
2025
2026

155 aircrafts
160 aircrafts
166 aircrafts
171 aircrafts
177 aircrafts
177 aircrafts

Cost Benefit Analysis


2 Shifts at Capacity and S.A.

3 Shifts at Capacity for Both Factories

SalesRevenue $ 23,319,778,816
Total Cost
$ 16,549,416,965

SalesRevenue $ 23,319,778,816
Total Cost
$ 20,793,024,000

Income

6,770,361,851

VS

Net Income

2,526,754,816

Financial Summary
Total Revenue
Total Cost

$ 259,651,455,733
$ 192,095,408,176

Net Income

$ 67,556,047,557

LEAN

Is the solutionlean?
Eliminate extra aircraft over a long period of time
Reduce labor costs
Collaborative relationship with suppliers
Avoid problems with finding new suppliers

Review
Seattle - maximize second shift to capacity starting 2015
Charleston - utilize starting2017
2017 - 2018: 2 aircraft/ month
2019 and beyond: 3 aircraft/ month
Strategic alliance - first delivery in 2019
In-house: fixed production per year of 108 aircraft
Suppliers: fill in the difference
Approximately save $ 4 billion (63%)

Dreamliner 787

Alicia Sanchez,Phi Anh Tao, Trung Tran

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