An intresting watch, like the look of it!
Not my video
I’m not ready to embrace the future. I just want to fly on what we have now
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@Boeing777x love you fellow aviation brother but (#airbusforlife) can you put in a good word and keep our aircraft the same for the next fifty years 😂😂
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I wish I owned that
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Who doesn’t ;)
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Boeing is going down the correct track. 737MAX(copy of A320NEO), 787, 777X.
That’s how you run a company
Uh how? The 737 wing design and fuselage cross-section and design have been around for a long time.
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The 737MAX and A320NEO are twins. Like the 787 and A350, or A320 and 737NG…
LOMG LIVE BOEING!!! btw it goes farther than your puny A350 :)
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Most definitely not, those planes are very different. They’re competitors, but they are most definitely not copies.
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@SkyHighGuys I agree, I think that we should appriciate what we have but also look forward to the future
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Its going to be such a long walk to an economy class seat in the back. I wonder if gates are going to add another jet bridge? Because this is going to consume more time if they are not.
But the 787 is supposed to compete with a350. I won’t say who won but we know who did. So we have to wait until Airbus releases a new aircraft to compete with the 777X family.
You are going to say that when airlines choose the A320NEO it was obvious because there are no other competitors?
Come on, you don’t have to be a genious to understand that the A350 is Airbus’s response to the 787, and it’s also a little bit bigger
It’s called A330NEO
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Your initial assertion was that the 737MAX was a copy of the A320NEO, which is false.
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Twins come from the same mother. The A320Neo and 737 Max are not twins because the 737’s mother company is Boeing and the A320s is Airbus. Definitely not twins or brothers from another mother. Maybe colleagues but definitly not related.
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747-8i is still longer though
Replacement for 757 is coming. Boeing loses the segment to Airbus’ 321LR
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