Boeing
US aerospace manufacturer Boeing is one of the best-known names in all of aviation. The Chicago-headquartered company employs more than 140,000 people worldwide, and produces both commercial and military aircraft. Over more than a century of operations, it has produced some of the most iconic airliners of all time, such as the famous 747 family.
Boeing
- Stock Code
- BA
- Business Type
- Planemaker
- Date Founded
- July 15, 1916
- CEO
- Kelly Ortberg
- Headquarters Location
- Chicago, USA
- Key Product Lines
- Boeing 737, Boeing 747, Boeing 757, Boeing 767, Boeing 777, Boeing 787
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Inside The Boeing 787 Dreamliner's Crew Rest Area
Step inside the hidden world of Boeing 787's crew rest areas, a space that remains a mystery to most passengers.
United Airlines Slashes 26% Of Domestic Widebody Flights: Here's Why
An increasing number of 777-200s are being sent to the desert.
Why Might The World's Longest-Range Airliner Have Boeing Worried?
Though the Boeing 787 outperforms Airbus' A350s in sales, the aircraft does not have the range to compete with the A350 in the ultra-long-haul market.
5 Reasons Why The Boeing 777X Needs Folding Wingtips
The Boeing 777X's folding wingtips are a critical solution to a fundamental design conflict between airline efficiency and airport infrastructure.
Here’s How Much More Efficient New Engines Are Compared To Older Generations
How engine design has evolved to boost fuel efficiency, and where it's going from here.
Why The Boeing 737 MAX Remains So Popular
Boeing's latest narrowbody aircraft continues to be a commercial success.
This Is How Much A Boeing 747 Freighter Costs In 2026
How has the aircraft's list price changed over the years?
Here’s When Delta Air Lines Plans To Debut The Largest Boeing 787 Dreamliner
Delta's Dreamliners will serve long-haul routes across the globe.
Why Bigger Aircraft Are Sometimes Less Efficient
Do you know why this can be the case?
Boeing's Higher MTOW 787 Dreamliners Cleared By FAA
While we’ve already covered some of this news through our March 9th video, it was only on March 23rd that the U.S. Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) certified Boeing’s increased maximum takeoff weights (iMTOWs) for the 787-9 and 787-10.
Why the 787-10 uses fewer wheels than the A350-1000
Why In The World Does The Boeing 787-10 Dreamliner Have Fewer Wheels Than The Airbus A350-1000? At first glance, the landing gear of modern widebody aircraft can look almost identical. Large twin-engine jets sit low on the ground, supported by multiple wheels arranged in similar patterns, and unless you look closely, it is easy to assume they all follow the same design philosophy. But if you take a closer look, subtle differences begin to appear, and those differences reveal some very important engineering decisions. So in this video, we take a look at why the Boeing 787-10 Dreamliner has fewer wheels than the Airbus A350-1000, and how factors like aircraft weight, structural design, and runway limitations determine something as fundamental as how many wheels a plane needs.
The 7 Longest Routes The Boeing 777X Could Fly
The aviation world eagerly awaits the arrival of Boeing's 777X, but will it revolutionize long-haul travel as promised?
How Fighter Jets Have Evolved Over The Last Decade
A closer look at the arms race for the smartest warbirds.
How Much Does It Cost To Operate A Boeing 737?
Operating cost is fundamentally variable, but is typically a couple thousand dollars per hour.
6 Boeing Aircraft That Changed Commercial Aviation Forever
From Boeing's first commercial aircraft launched in 1933 to the modern 787 and 777X families, these aircraft were instrumental in shaping aviation.
How Airbus Aircraft Noses Differ To Boeing's
Why do aircraft made by Boeing feature slightly different noses to those made by Airbus?
The 5 Airlines With The Largest Boeing 737 Fleets Today
Boeing's single-aisle narrowbody family has been a popular choice for many years.
ICE Eyes 10 New Boeing 737 And Gulfstream G650s For Deportation Fleet
The controversial agency is jet shopping again.
The Widebody Boeing Aircraft That Seats More Passengers Than Its Airbus Competitor
This aviation marvel that combines power, efficiency, and record-breaking seating in one sleek package.
