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Depending on the model, a Boeing 747-400 can cost from $234-$268 million.

the cost of a Boeing 757-200 is $65 million and the cost of a 757-300 is $80 million

January 3, 1972

The estimated average lifespan of a Boeing 777 is approximately 4.3 years. These planes can seat between 314 and 451 passengers.

The Boeing 737 is one of the most popular jet airliners in the world. The cost depends on the model and ranges from $51 million to about $80 million.

Boeing's mission statement is to have their employees work together with quality, leadership, and customer satisfaction to do the best that they can. Boeing wants to accomplish this goal globally.

The service ceiling of the Boeing 777 is 43,100 feet. That's as high as it is certified to go. The normal cruising altitude, however, is usually around 35,000-39,000 feet. Most commercial airliners can fly at much higher altitudes than they normally cruise at, but are limited by both the ability to pressurize the cabin and the ability to descend quickly enough during an emergency decompression. The benefits of flying at higher altitudes do not offset the cost of constructing and equipping the aircraft for certification to fly at those altitudes.

A 2 class 747-400 can hold up to 524 passengers.

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I am a Boeing 767 pilot. I fly 767s for Qantas. we have a maximum takeoff weight of 185000kgs (407000lbs) and an empty weight of around 86000kgs (189000lbs)

checkout this link for more info:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Boeing_767

The two main manufacturers currently producing commercial aircraft around the world are Boeing and Airbus. Boeing (Based in Seattle, Washington) is the larger of the two, and accounts for the airplanes you see most often. Airbus is based in Europe and is still a very large company. Some others include Short Brothers, and de Havilland which is now Bombardier. Also, Gulfstream builds business jets. Dassault builds the Learjets in the US. South American and Asian companies are also producing new designs. Embraer is located in Brazile. Links: http://www.gulfstream.com/

The overall production time to build a Boeing 747 is three to four months. Most of this is in assembling the units that are the pieced together. That process takes 2 weeks or so.

==Short answer== People working together as one global company for Aerospace leadership. ==Long answer== See related link.

The 747-200 has engines rated at 55,145 pounds of thrust. This equated to 87,325 hp.

Generally airbus has engines which go under the wing, where Boeing tend to mount them forward of the wing

Airbus aircraft appear to be quite 'stalky' standing on their landing gear, like some sort of wading bird, and the nose is more blunt looking than Boeing aircraft. Depending on the operator, many Airbus aircraft have winglets on the wing tips also.

An easy to spot difference are the cockpit windows, and most Airbus aircraft have wingtip "fences" at the end of the wing, while Boeing uses winglets, or sometimes "raked wingtips."

How far a Boeing 737 can fly without refueling depends on its configuration. However, it is rated at 3,060 nautical miles which is about 5, 665 kilometers.

about 430 people at max

3380 miles before the jets run out of fuel and the plane crashes

The 777-300 can carry a maximum of 550 people while the 777-200 can carry a maximum if 440 people.

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The maximum take off weight for a 747-400 is 875,000 pounds (396,890 kg.).

Air Canada has 2 different types of 777s.

The Boeing 777 use the Pneumatics system.

Only one has crashed which was a British airways