Boeing

Im assuming you mean the U.S. as in the United States. Only two or three passenger planes crash per year here in America.

William Boeing and a partner, George Westervelt first ran Pacific Aero Products in 1916 and later, in 1917 re-named it Boeing Aircraft Company.

Up to 1000 lbs.

The first serial number of Boeing planes is 707.

I would ring the airline directly

yes it is. 737 typically uses a 3-3 seating arrangement

The Boeing 787 Dreamliner has a typical cruise speed of approximately Mach 0.85. This allows the aircraft to balance fuel efficiency with the ability to cover long distances relatively quickly. The specific cruise speed can vary based on operational conditions and flight profile.

Seat 20D on a Boeing 727 is typically located in the rear section of the aircraft, usually in the middle aisle. The Boeing 727 generally has a 2-3 seating configuration, so seat 20D would be one of the middle seats on the right side of the plane when facing forward. However, specific seating arrangements can vary depending on the airline and aircraft configuration. Always check the airline's seating chart for the most accurate information.

The Boeing 777 can boast that it is the worlds largest twin jet aircraft. It originally began flying the Boeing 777-200 which was the first in its series in 1995. The Emirates, United Airlines, Air France as well as Singapore Airlines have the Boeing 777 in their fleet of aircraft.

A Boeing 747 can carry 48,445 gallons (183,380 liters) of fuel.

The top of the fin is 63 ft, 8 inches high.

There is no air for the wings to work with, to control the plane. The engine also needs air to burn the fuel.

The 717 carries 117 passengers.

The employee incentive program provides cash bonuses of between 1 and 20 days of additional pay to eligible employees if Boeing achieves annual economic profit objectives. Currently, more than 114,000 nonexecutive employees are eligible.

A total of 52 Boeing 747 aircraft have been involved in an accident or incidents in resulting in badly damaged aircrafts that are beyond repair. our of the 52 crashes, only 25 of them resulted in no loss of life, not including the death of a hostage and a terrorist on one of them.

It is to help them at night when they land

Actually those strobe light are to make all aircraft more visible at all times, especially to other aircraft flying near them. They do nothing at all to help landing as the pilot can not see these strobe lights. Every larger aircraft has very bright retractable lights specifically to land with.

A 747's max take-off weight is 910,000 pounds.

The value of 777 can vary based on context. In numerical terms, it represents the integer seven hundred seventy-seven. If you're referring to monetary value, it would depend on the currency specified (e.g., $777, €777). Additionally, in certain cultural contexts, 777 may symbolize luck or good fortune.

It has 4 propulsion engines and one APU.

It looks like a fat 737. It is a large twin engine airliner.

The Boeing 747 is primarily constructed from aluminum, which is used for the fuselage, wings, and tail due to its lightweight and strength properties. Additionally, composite materials, such as carbon fiber reinforced plastics, are used in some parts, particularly in the wing structures, to enhance performance and reduce weight. The aircraft also incorporates various metals, including titanium and steel, for critical components like the landing gear and engine mounts.

The new Air Force One is a modified version of the Boeing 747-8. The aircraft is designed to serve as the official air transportation for the President of the United States. While Airbus manufactures commercial jets, the U.S. government has historically used Boeing for its presidential aircraft.

$200 million

530 miles an hour

depending on weight and model from 160 to 180 knots indicated airspeed