"What Can't We Do?" | Boeing Age of Aerospace, Ep. 1

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  @xyx12300 · 2 years ago

  My great grandfather, grandfather and grandmother all worked in the Red Barn, at "Boeing's', as they called it. It's time to return to the past and remember what made Boeing great in the first place.

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• HO

  @hoannguyenthe2321 · 2 months ago

  I learned something new today.

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  @Bogbastardo · 6 months ago

  As always, WAR is mankind’s highest expression of purpose, intellect, and hope.  Sad, but true.  We find our best solutions and projections while dying.

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  @WillRapier · 6 months ago

  The Wright brothers made the leap, controlled flight, everyone else jumped on board afterwards. That's just the way it was.

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  @0j0s-3y3s · 2 years ago

  Well done. Aircraft Manufacturing is just amazing! From wood and canvas to metal to composite! Computers and technology will make our lives better for the future. We need to slow down and bring back Q.C quality control back and most important: make them in the USA! Ed Seaver de Vinuesa, Aeronautical Engineer and Aircraft Manufacture

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  @adamholt8084 · 8 months ago

  My dad worked for Boeing for 30+ years, and as he was dying, I was told to come home if I wanted to see him again. I traveled 1000 miles in less than 8 hours, from when I got the call to when I held him for the last time at the VA hospital in Seattle. It wouldn’t have been possible without Bill peering into the sky, and the thousands and thousands of skilled people building them everyday.

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  @softMediaWox · 2 years ago

  I can't believe this is free on YouTube

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• AL

  @Alpha_wolf_29 · 2 years ago

  My first plane I was on was a delta 737-800 from Cincinnati to Orlando ever since then I loved aviation

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  @jimpalmer1969 · 2 years ago

  Well done! I retired from Boeing after 43 years in 2019. When I hired in in 1977 many of the "old guys" went back to the pre WW2 days, with my first boss hiring in in 1938. He lived there during the war years and many others were either at Boeing or flying B-17 during the war. I loved that place, my father worked there, my father in law worked there, three of my five brothers worked there, my brother in law worked there and now my son works there. Today when you say Boeing, you are including Douglass, McDonnell, North American and many others giants of aviation. Boeing is truly a crown jewel of the American economy.

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  @SkipGetelman · 1 month ago

  I’ve flown almost every Boeing aircraft I love them all

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  @michaelfield3024 · 2 years ago

  On our New Zealand Maritime Museum scow I always like pointing out to our visitors North Head, on the Waitemata in Tamaki, Aotearoa... buried in the tunnels are the first two exported Boeing aircraft.... waiting to be found again

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  @ttbo12 · 1 month ago

  From the day of the Wright brothers' first flight until the landing on the moon with Apollo 11 was just 65 years, 7 months, 3 days. Boeing was also involved in building the Saturn V rocket that carried Apollo 11 and is still one of NASA's prime subcontractors.