What do you think Boeing would name their aircraft after the 797?
Hmmmm… Boeing?
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That’s a little far fetched, don’t ya think?
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808 🤷🏼♂️ I dont know its to far away to say.
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Boeing X Or 7X7 those are my best guesses
7107 perhaps. Or is that too obvious?
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The 737s are like “Rocky” movies, they’ll always be produced. After the M10 they’ll call them “Super MAX” … or SMAX1/2/3/4
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Or it could be the Boeing 807 keeping the last 7
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79.57 teehee
I think 7107 could still do (seven-ten-seven) but after that maybe they’ll just add a something-liner after the name like dreamliner. Or they would change their naming theme completely.
Pretty far fetched my guy. Honestly they’ll keep working on the series of 73’s and 77’s or 78’s. But that’s realllll far out.
I took the Boeing Factory tour and they said that they may do 7A7, 7B7, etc.
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theyll probably have to close up shop since theyre out of numbers
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I believe they will stop producing new commercial airplanes after the 797, and instead create new versions of the planes they’re building now.
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Instead of 7107 which sounds logical following the numerical order… they actually could go and call it 7X7 just like how Apple names their iPhone 10’s, iPhone X.
They could basically make the X be a wide body, basically 777 of the future while the Z is 767 or 757 and Y is 737
What comes then? 7X7Max? Just go Apple Route here 😂
I mean they already have the 737MAX… 😏
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To an extent i agree. The 777, 787, 737 and possibly 747 will just keep evolving. As well as the 797. The have covered the majority of the market with these aircraft.
probably boeing 808, 818, 828 etc.
Boeing 7^77
They might just be refreshing the models they already have by putting and X after it or MAX, like the 737 MAX series or the Triple- 7 X series. They might introduce MAX varients for all their aircraft. If they do introduce a new model, I don’t know. They called their SST aircraft the 2707 in the 60s, so it could be something along those lines as well.
I think they will use letters like 7B7 or something like that, or just use old aircraft letters for new planes? Maybe.