Boeing

The engines are perfectly round... the nacelles are not!

The first 737s (737-100 and 737-200) had turbojet engines that had a small diameter. When Boeing developed the 737-300/-400/-500s, they had to fit turbofans underneath the wings that were much larger in diameter than the turbojets.

That's why they "cut" the nacelle like this, to provide sufficient ground clearance.

The nacelles on the 737-600 to 737-900 have a similar "cut" but not that pronounced (different nacelle design).

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one the T-43

Everett and Seattle is all I can think of. It is around Boeing Field/King County Airport and Paine Field Airport.

each plane has a set take off speed , flap position and weight for take off

General Recommendation codes are most common.

Boeing is the manufacturer, the 747 is the model/design type and the 400 is the variation type.

The Boeing 737 is assembled in Renton, WA

Well, that depends. The Boeing 737 can fly about 35,000 feet; but the Boeing 747 can fly up to 50,000 feet (higher than Mt. Everest)! Boeings in the future probably wont fly higher than 65,000 feet because the engines need air to work and there isn't very much air up at such altitudes.

well the person made a spelling error maby they ment to put the human body and thet answwer would be 350

Well the fuselage is like a tube right, so the air goes all around it. The wings are curved at the front so wind has to split which gives it lift (use this link to try and under stand it may be a bit difficult) http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lift_(force)

there are currently 82 300 seats in croak park

by Hillsey@mal

LOTS! I would say upwards of $100,000 that's if you can find an airline willing to rent you one. These planes don't come cheep they are worth over 200million dollars. I wouldn't be supposed if they asked you to put down a 1million dollar deposit or even more for insurance just like renting a car. Of course you would get that money back at the end if nothing went wrong.

2,000

Yes. 10 or 20 are the only take off flap settings.

The nickname for the Boeing 747 airliner is Jumbo Jet.

In a 3 class configuration; 467

As with all stadiums, it depends on the sport because the layout changes. The maximum is about 10,400. Additionally,

Basketball: 9,333

Hockey: 8,641

Arena Football: 8,400

The stall speed is classified so it's not publicly available. But it is incredibly low - less than 100 mph.

A Boeing 777 airliner holds 31,000 gallons of fuel. This allows the plane to travel non-stop for approximately 5,000 miles.

i have one ring and is mark inside 777 what hi means ,is platinum?

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September 28,1956

William E. Boeing died of heart failure in Seattle, Washington

1963 but there have been many new variations and changes to wing design, engines, cockpit layout, etc.

An empty 747-400 freighter weighs about 165,000 kg. The max take off weight is 396,900 kg. That means is can carry about 231,000 kg. of cargo and fuel.

There is no difference. They are the same manual but different companies use different titles.