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APCO Worldwide is lobbying for Boeing on "regulatory and safety issues"
for commercial aircraft, according to its Lobbying Disclosure
Act filing.
The Chicago-based aircraft maker said on Sept. 18 that it
may lay off 30,000 or nearly 30 percent of its workers because
of last week's terror attacks.
Alan Mulally, president of Boeing's commercial aircraft
unit, said both domestic and international airlines "are
going to need substantially fewer planes" than they were
forecasting before the terror strikes.
Peter Goelz, APCO's senior VP/worldwide crisis management,
handles the Boeing account.
Grey Global Group is APCO's parent company.
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