Overview

Products

An unequaled product line provides significant value for Boeing customers. Only Boeing offers airplane models to serve every passenger market from 100 seats to well over 500 seats as well as the most complete line of cargo freighters.

787

Boeing Commercial Airplanes' development efforts are focused on the Boeing 787 Dreamliner, a family of new, super-efficient airplanes that will bring big jet comfort and economics to the mid-size market.

The Boeing 787 will incorporate advanced materials, systems and engines to provide unprecedented performance levels, including a 20-percent improvement in fuel performance on a per passenger basis. This efficiency will mean improved environmental performance.

Entry into service is expected in 2009.

Boeing Business Jet

The Boeing Business Jet designed for corporate and VIP applications, is a special, high-performance derivative of the 737-700. The addition of auxiliary fuel tanks provides owners with a business jet platform having a range capability of 6,200 nautical miles (11,482 kilometers).

Boeing Available Aircraft:

Since 1997, with the establishment of Boeing Available Aircraft, Boeing also is the world's leader in previously operated aircraft. Boeing Available Aircraft sells and leases Boeing-owned aircraft acquired through trades, lease returns and other mechanisms, as well as aircraft from the secondary market that meet Boeing's high standards. Boeing Available Aircraft serves operators who must expand their fleet immediately, or who are not currently in a position to purchase brand-new equipment.

Government, Military and VIP Airplanes:

The same qualities that make Boeing jetliners the airplanes of choice for airlines around the world are also important in the airplane selection processes of governments, military organizations and specialized commercial operations. Boeing Commercial Airplanes also offers its full range of models for these applications, many offered in partnership with the Boeing Integrated Defense Systems business unit.

Follow the links below for more information on our airplanes -- past and present.