Boeing's New Airplane - Future of Flight

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737 MAX
Taking Success to the MAX

The 737 MAX optimizes the market-leading strengths of the highly successful Next-Generation 737 to assure operators of competitive success far into the future.
737 NG
Immediate Efficiency and Growth

The advanced-design Next-Generation 737 is the most cost-efficient, reliable and capable single-aisle airplane, featuring a dramatically elevated passenger experience thanks to the new Boeing Sky Interior.
747-8
More Range, More Payload, More Comfort

The New 747-8 Intercontinental features the newest wing and engine design of any large commercial jet in-service today and has a new Dreamliner-inspired interior making it a destination all its own. The Intercontinental can carry more passengers for a longer distance while being cleaner, quieter, and more fuel-efficient than any previous 747.
767
The Most Versatile Airplane

The 767 family has the lowest operating cost per trip of any widebody airplane. This low operating cost, combined with a choice of three sizes, variable range capability, almost universal airport compatibility and ETOPS capability, makes the 767 a versatile family of airplanes.
777
A Status Symbol of Success

Nine out of the top ten airlines fly new generation 777s. To fly the 777 is to be a part of an elite group of airlines. It is a level of status that does not come easily but should be celebrated and recognized when achieved . For many airlines the 777 is not only the backbone and workhorse of their long haul fleet but it is also the global flagship for their brand.
787
Flying into the Future

The 787 Dreamliner applies breakthrough technologies to an all-new airplane design. The advanced features of the 787 increase efficiency, simplify airplane ownership and operation, and significantly improve the air travel experience.
Boeing Edge
Flight Tracker

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Future of Flight Aviation Center & Boeing Tour

www.futureofflight.org/
The Future of Flight Aviation Center & Boeing Tour, located 25 miles north of Seattle in Everett, Wash., showcases the 747, 767, 777 and 787.

As part of the tour, visitors walk through the Boeing factory, which is the largest building in the world by volume (472,000,000 cubic feet).

While inside the factory, visitors see airplanes in various stages of assembly, manufacture and flight test for airline customers around the world.

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