Feature Stories
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![The face shields Boeing donated include a 3D-printed frame, clear plastic shield that snaps onto the frame and an adjustable headband. (Boeing photo)]()
Response to COVID-19 PPE shortage showcases One Boeing teamwork
Boeing donated 40,000 3D printed face shields for distribution to medical professionals in need of personal protective equipment around the United States.
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![Boeing Dreamlifter transports 500,000 protective masks to Utah]()
Boeing Dreamlifter transports 500,000 protective masks to Utah
To date, Boeing has helped transport over four million units of PPE to front line health care professionals and other communities in need.
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![Employees take to the skies in order to deliver masks to remote areas in Washington State.]()
Boeing volunteer pilots join the COVID-19 fight from the air
Employees take to the skies in order to deliver masks to remote areas in Washington State.
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![Simon O’Brien, an analyst at Boeing’s Portal in Hampshire, has been mobilised as an aviation planner for the RAF’s Joint Helicopter Command.]()
Chinook Central to Boeing’s Contribution to the UK’s Coronavirus Response
UK Royal Air Force and Boeing employees print face mask parts
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![Boeing uses 3 Dreamlifters to complete another COVID-19 airlift mission]()
Boeing uses 3 Dreamlifters to complete another COVID-19 airlift mission
Boeing completed its fourth transport mission in less than a month, carrying personal protective equipment from China to the United States.
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![Karolinska University Hospital staff turned to Boeing’s Crew Rostering team to adapt their technology for healthcare in order to staff emergency rooms in the face of the COVID-19 pandemic]()
Hospital turns to Boeing’s Crew Rostering application for staffing solution
Our team adapted their scheduling software to help a hospital address increasing patient numbers due to COVID-19.
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![Meet the team behind Boeing’s first COVID-19 airlift mission]()
13,000 miles in 3 days: Meet the team behind Boeing’s first COVID-19 airlift mission
“On this flight, we were carrying cargo, which our aircraft never does,” said Sandra Granados, flight engineer.
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![Rhonda Larance gives a hug to Rumi, a service dog in training.]()
Doggone dedicated: Employee fosters service dog during quarantine
“We wanted to find a way to give back,” Larance said. “And we wanted to have a dog in our life.”
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![1.5 million medical-grade face masks were loaded onto the Dreamlifter]()
Boeing Dreamlifter Transports 1.5M Face Masks for COVID-19 Response
Partnering with Prisma Health, Atlas Air Worldwide and Discommon to support South Carolina healthcare workers.
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![A Boeing-owned aircraft loads 540,000 medical-grade masks in China destined to New Hampshire. (Boeing photo)]()
Boeing completes first COVID-19 transport mission
A Boeing-owned 737-700 helps transport 540,000 medical-grade masks from China to the United States.
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![Joshua Dunn stands with a batch of face shield frames that he made]()
What's in a frame
Meet two additive manufacturing experts hard at work to help 3D-print face shield frames in Renton, Wash.
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Got it covered: Employees work with suppliers to aid N95 mask material shortage
We were confident that a Boeing supplier could help mitigate their raw material bottleneck.
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![First batch of 3D-printed face shields shipped out]()
First batch of 3D-printed face shields shipped out
Face shields to be used by medical professionals fighting the COVID-19 pandemic.
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![Boeing Assists with COVID-19 Recovery and Relief Efforts]()
Boeing Assists with COVID-19 Recovery and Relief Efforts
We’re 3D-printing face shields, offering our Dreamlifter to the U.S. federal government and donating equipment to hospitals
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![Employees provide 3.2 million pounds of food to families in need]()
Employees provide 3.2 million pounds of food to families in need
Washington is home to nearly half of Boeing’s employees, and the state was among the first in the country to be hit hard by COVID-19.
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![Always on call: Supporting global customers' pandemic response]()
Always on call: Supporting global customers' pandemic response
As COVID-19 continues to spread, Boeing's people and products are helping provide aid through relief efforts.
Communities
At Boeing and across the aerospace industry, there is continued support for our communities and the heroic healthcare professionals working tirelessly to stop the virus. We’re in this together.