Boeing, every mention

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▶ 18:38 Steven Udvar-Hazy That, to me, was a turning experience, even though there was no monetary benefit, I realized that maybe I, I could add some value to this industry, that I thought aviation was a growth industry, that I, I felt that aviation with the jet…
▶ 26:48 Steven Udvar-Hazy Ok, and then a few months later, a company called Hughes Air West was, was trying to sell a seven 27, and I found an airline in Brazil.
▶ 39:51 Guy Raz And it was, and it was a seven-twenty-seven.
▶ 39:57 Steven Udvar-Hazy Oh, it looks almost like a Boeing seven-oh-seven.
▶ 43:19 Steven Udvar-Hazy So in 1977, a year before deregulation, we bought our first brand new plane, brand new, seven, three, seven, from Boeing, and we leased it to a, a British airline called Britannia Airways, which was the largest charter airline in Europe.
▶ 43:19 Steven Udvar-Hazy So in 1977, a year before deregulation, we bought our first brand new plane, brand new, seven, three, seven, from Boeing, and we leased it to a, a British airline called Britannia Airways, which was the largest charter airline in Europe.
▶ 48:14 Steven Udvar-Hazy And that was really a landmark gutsy decision because it was the first time that Boeing would sell 2 times in the scene
▶ 48:41 Steven Udvar-Hazy People thought I'd lost my mind, including seven, four, seven, 400, which was the largest plane in the airline industry.
▶ 54:40 Guy Raz Uh, Boeings and Airbuses.

▶ 28:18 Kyle Clark The jets can be bigger, but the biggest jets, the seven 57 and the MD 11, they're already going in and out of there.

▶ 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

▶ 13:05 Blake Scholl We've optimized like, uh, you know, Google a picture of Boeing's first airliner, the seven Oh seven.
▶ 13:05 Blake Scholl We've optimized like, uh, you know, Google a picture of Boeing's first airliner, the seven Oh seven.
▶ 13:11 Blake Scholl And put that right next to a picture of the seven, eight, seven.
▶ 20:08 Blake Scholl You know, is it after, you know, a century of not doing it, Boeing or Airbus does it?
▶ 35:51 Blake Scholl You know, the rule of thumb is if you can operate a triple seven, you can operate an overture from a runway perspective.

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