boeing
-
Boeing Crew Space Transportation: Starliner
On Sept. 4, 2015, Boeing’s Crew Space Transportation (CST)-100 spacecraft, developed as part of NASA’s Commercial Crew Program, has officially been named Starliner. The Starliner is scheduled to take its first crewed spaceflight by the end of 2017, effectively resuming U.S.-based flights to space.
-
Boeing Crew Space Transportation (CST-100)
Leveraging fifty years of human spaceflight heritage, Boeing has a passion for human spaceflight. Boeing’s Crew Space Transportation (CST-100) has been brought to life through integrated teams from across Boeing and through a hand-in-hand effort with NASA. The CST-100 will launch in 2017, restoring the U.S.’s human launch capability.
-
Emirates receives four wide-body aircraft in one day
Emirates celebrated the company record arrival of four new aircraft in one day, affirming its commitment to flying a modern, efficient and comfortable fleet. The bumper delivery included two Boeing 777-300ERs, one Boeing 777 Freighter and one Airbus A380 aircraft. The event marks the 150th Emirates Boeing 777 delivery milestone, and takes airline’s total A380…
-
The Boeing Archives Presents: Straight Up – Frank Piasecki’s Flying Machine
See how Boeing’s legacy of vertical lift leadership started with the vision, creativity and determination of aviation pioneer Frank Piasecki in the latest installment of ‘The Boeing Archives Presents’.
-
LAX “Super Heavy” 2015
-
F-22 Raptor Simulator
Boeing’s CRVS: The reality of virtual training Boeing’s Constant Resolution Visual System, or CRVS, is a high resolution, immersive training environment. The standard CRVS provides constant 20/40 visual acuity over the entire 360-degree field of view. This means more details are visible, translating to a more realistic flying experience. Tyndall Air Force Base is the…
-
M.Sc. in Air Transport Management by Turkish Airlines, Istanbul Technical University & Boeing
The “Air Transport Management M.Sc. Program” which is run jointly by Turkish Aviation Academy, Istanbul Technical University and Boeing trains executives who will shape the future of world aviation. Lectures of the program are given by the most distinguished instructors from leading companies and universities throughout the world that shape the industry, namely Boeing, Massachusetts…
-
İran, Çok Sayıda Uçak Siparişi Vermeye Hazırlanıyor
Çok değil, bundan sadece 15 gün kadar önce, Batılı devletler ile İran arasında varılan anlaşmayı ele almıştık. Anlaşmayla birlikte tabii olarak, İran gibi büyük bir ülkenin havayolu sektörünün de baştan aşağıya yenilenmesi gündeme gelmişti. Yaklaşık 35 senedir çeşitli şekil ve düzeyde ambargo uygulanan ülkedeki yolcu uçağı filosunun yaş ortalaması 23 gibi bir yüksek bir seviyede…
-
Laying the Fabric: The Boeing Seamstresses
No rivets, no problem! Seamstresses diligently stitched together the Boeing Airplane Company’s cloth covered biplanes. Check out the seamstresses stitch in time in “The Boeing Archives Presents.” Want even more history? Visit http://www.boeing.com/boeing100
-
Boeing helps test software that makes carrier landings easier and safer
The U.S. Navy and Boeing recently tested the technology during successful sea trials onboard the USS George H.W. Bush aircraft carrier. It’s called MAGIC CARPET, Maritime Augmented Guidance with Integrated Controls for Carrier Approach and Recovery Precision Enabling Technologies, and it helps guide pilots to the carrier deck.
-
The 220 Mile High Lab: Boeing Enables Experimentation Aboard the ISS
Rotating 220 miles above the Earth is the International Space Station, a laboratory dedicated to the research and exploration of our universe for countries around the world. With over 200 experiments being conducted, Boeing provides astronauts with a trustworthy environment and integrates new experiments safely into the program. Space Launch System VP, John Shannon, discusses…
-
Boeing Innovation Leads the Way at Le Bourget
Wow! Boeing innovation and technology helped make the 2015 Paris Air Show a week to remember.