Boeing, every mention

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▶ 2:05 Guy Raz Which is amazing, because it reminds me of the Southwest model with seven-thirty-sevens.

▶ 27:53 Guy Raz This was a, a Boeing seven four seven, obviously, because the transatlantic flight, so big plane.

▶ 11:16 Guy Raz Brian, one of our earliest episodes was with Herb Kelleher of Southwest Airlines, and he talked about the secret of their success, which is they only fly seven 37, so they only need to service those aircraft, right?

▶ 5:15 Guy Raz Her dad worked at Boeing, and her mom was a medical technician before stepping away to take care of the family.

▶ 8:27 Guy Raz Like, at least in the case of, like, U.S. rocket launches, like, most of those were, like, the service providers, so to speak, were Boeing and Lockheed Martin. 2 times in the scene

▶ 2:02 Guy Raz And airline manufacturers like Boeing and Airbus
▶ 25:09 Guy Raz You can actually power a Boeing seven 37 or an Airbus A three 20 on clean hydrogen power, ok? 3 times in the scene
▶ 25:26 Guy Raz But I would imagine that Airbus and Boeing, you know, for them to do this would require them to make a massive capital investment because they would have to retrofit or maybe even produce new types of aircraft. 6 times in the scene
▶ 29:12 Guy Raz Can hydrogen also power an a three 80 and, you know, a seven 87 could also do that? 2 times in the scene
▶ 35:44 Guy Raz Right now in 2022, I cannot imagine this is going to happen within 10 years, that in 10 years, Airbus, Boeing are going to be working on hydrogen powered planes, but I hope I'm wrong.
▶ 35:54 Guy Raz Um, are you convinced in 10 years from now they will be working on building a hydrogen powered seven 37 row equivalent plane?

▶ 1:07 Guy Raz As an engineer at Boeing in the early 19 seventies, working on a particularly important part of Boeing's seven 47 aircraft. 3 times in the scene
▶ 1:07 Guy Raz As an engineer at Boeing in the early 19 seventies, working on a particularly important part of Boeing's seven 47 aircraft.
▶ 2:55 Guy Raz You know, you have this really promising career as an engineer at, at Boeing working on the lavatory.

▶ 42:32 Guy Raz And, and they also only flew and still do only fly seven 37, Boeing seven 37. 3 times in the scene

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