Boeing Defense Workers Reject Contract, Risking Strike

Boeing defense workers are not happy with a new contract offer, so they voted against it.

This means they might go on strike, which could stop the making of important airplanes like fighter jets.

The workers want more money and a better deal.

The union says the offer isn't good enough because it doesn't take into account what the workers do.

If they don't agree on a new deal in seven days, they will stop working.

Boeing wants to avoid another problem after a strike at its commercial jet factories last year.

This could be costly for Boeing, who hasn't made much profit in a few years.