Boeing Confirms New Aircraft

After much deliberation, Boeing has confirmed that a long-awaited new commercial aircraft will be built in its traditional home of Washington. Developments surrounding the new aircraft follow an agreement with some 33,000 employees working in Washington state, home to Renton and Everett

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[j.heilig]

Boeing has NOT announced a new airplane. The settlement with the union simply said that “any new aircraft” would be built in Seattle. This is NOT a new airplane announcement.

[scpatlnow]

So, no plane has been announced. Only that when they do it will be built in WA if they do it within 4 years

[clydearndt]

This is incorrect. Boeing said they would build the next aircraft in the Puget sound area during the life of the proposed four-year contract. They have not announced a new plane.

[skirolf]

The 737 is from 1965! To get up to speed it should have been replaced years ago. No wonder that Boeing is run by the economists and not the engineers !

[gtr]

Well, I started to write my opinion. Then I remembered, I promised myself I was not going to do that anymore. The people that know everything don't allow us mere muggles to have an opinion anymore. It's not going to be correct according to one side or the other. Or they just start fighting with each other and forget about you all together. So have a nice day folks! 8) Peace --gary

[MichaelRedding-zo]

I’m a big fan of Boeing & hope they can resolve their issues with current offerings 8:34

[AJR-]

Yeah.... dream on. No chance this thing will be launched/make any progress in the next 4-5 years at least.

[bbelvito]

I am a IAM751 member in the Puget sound. There is a Vote as of this comment tomorrow 9-12-24. If the vote to strike happens i would encourage you to come to the Puget sound and report on it. *i do not speak for the union or the company*

[richardneilan]

The best Boeings are those built in EVERETT!!!

[martinmdl]

There is a book called "747" written by Joe Sutter, the Chief Engineer of that development program. If you understand the process of developing a new airplane, all of this makes sense, plus what Boeing needs to do to succeed. Without all of these lessons learned, prepare to fail.

[Taffeyboy]

Coming to an airport near you in 2050.🤣

[audacity]

People were thinner in the 1960s, when the 737 was born. A new 737 replacement needs a nine inch wider cabin.

[Penguin_Aviation_]

Another plane to add to the checklist FAA

[brendangarvin]

This announcement by Boeing is basically the equivalent of an incel going into great detail about what he would do with a girlfriend if he ever were to get one.

[dennisthebrony]

I think the 797 should be a narrowbody as well, to prioritize fuel efficiency and versatility at various airports around the world.

[luluandlama]

Got proper click baited there. I'll have to remember that next time DJ

[tangobayus]

Ford Motor used to claim that "the quality goes in before the name goes on."

[soccerguy]

this is nothing but a carrot to appease the workers that they will have a job IF they build aircraft in washington state

[t]

Boeing should have updated the 757/767 instead and forget about Max 10

[Danger_mouse]

Perhaps Boeing should focus on building current aircraft to an acceptable standard and meeting current orders.