Boeing's Everett Site Reaches a Half Century of Gaining Altitude
In May 1967, Boeing employees moved into a new factory built beside Paine Field near Everett, Wash. Thirteen months later, the group that became known in aerospace legend as “The Incredibles” rolled out the 747. A half-century later, more than 40,000 employees, customers and suppliers visit Boeing’s largest manufacturing site daily. The hub of widebody factories is home to the 747-8, 767, 777, 787 Dreamliner, the KC-46 Tanker and several derivative programs. Building renovations and new construction tell a tale of continuous improvement and transformation -- including the 1.3 million square foot (120, 800 square meter) Composite Wing Center -- as today’s production system prepares for the 777X. Interested in a tour? Visit https://www.futureofflight.org/boeing... for more information.
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