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Jim KestlerJim Kestler

Background InfoBackground Info Founded by William E. Boeing in Seattle, Founded by William E. Boeing in Seattle,

Washington on July 15,1916 as the “Pacific Aero Washington on July 15,1916 as the “Pacific Aero Products Co.”Products Co.”

Boeing went to Yale and worked in Timber Boeing went to Yale and worked in Timber industry. Used his wealth and knowledge from industry. Used his wealth and knowledge from this experience in his subsequent design and this experience in his subsequent design and assembly of airplanesassembly of airplanes

Became “Boeing Airplane Company” on May 9, Became “Boeing Airplane Company” on May 9, 19171917

Largest civil aircraft company Largest civil aircraft company Largest exporter in the United StatesLargest exporter in the United States

Boeing In BriefBoeing In Brief

World’s leading aerospace company and World’s leading aerospace company and the largest manufacturer of commercial jet the largest manufacturer of commercial jet airliners and military aircraft combinedairliners and military aircraft combined

Headquarters in Chicago, Illinois Headquarters in Chicago, Illinois Employs more than 150,000 people Employs more than 150,000 people

across the United States and in 70 across the United States and in 70 countriescountries

2006 total company revenues were $61.5 2006 total company revenues were $61.5 Billion Billion

Corporate DivisionsCorporate Divisions

Boeing is organized into two business units: Boeing is organized into two business units: Boeing Commercial AirplanesBoeing Commercial Airplanes Boeing Integrated Defense SystemsBoeing Integrated Defense Systems

Supporting these two units is:Supporting these two units is: Boeing Capital Corporation, a global provider of Boeing Capital Corporation, a global provider of

financing solutions financing solutions the Shared Services Group, which provides a broad the Shared Services Group, which provides a broad

range of services to Boeing range of services to Boeing Boeing Engineering, Operations and Technology, Boeing Engineering, Operations and Technology,

which helps develop, acquire, apply and protect which helps develop, acquire, apply and protect innovative technologies and processesinnovative technologies and processes

Product HistoryProduct History

In 1938 Boeing completed work on the In 1938 Boeing completed work on the Model 307 StratolinerModel 307 StratolinerFirst pressurized cabin transport aircraftFirst pressurized cabin transport aircraftCapable of cruising at 20,000 feet, above Capable of cruising at 20,000 feet, above

most weather disturbancesmost weather disturbances In World War II Boeing made a huge In World War II Boeing made a huge

number of bombers, including the B-17 number of bombers, including the B-17 BomberBomber

Product HistoryProduct History

1950’s Short range missiles used to 1950’s Short range missiles used to intercept enemy aircraft intercept enemy aircraft Cold War- used to develop and build Cold War- used to develop and build

intercontinental missileintercontinental missileJanuary 1970 - first 747 commercial flightJanuary 1970 - first 747 commercial flight

Four engine long range airlinerFour engine long range airlinerNASANASA

Lunar RoverLunar Rover International Space StationInternational Space Station

Major CompetitorsMajor Competitors

Airbus SASAirbus SASBased in Toulouse, France Based in Toulouse, France Privately held companyPrivately held companySignificant Operations in European StatesSignificant Operations in European StatesProduces half of worlds jet airlinersProduces half of worlds jet airliners

Lockheed Martin CorporationLockheed Martin CorporationBased in Bethesda, MarylandBased in Bethesda, MarylandWorld’s largest defense contractor by revenueWorld’s largest defense contractor by revenue

Unethical ConductUnethical Conduct

Bid for U.S. Air Force job to build tankersBid for U.S. Air Force job to build tankersDarleen Druyun - U.S. Air Force officialDarleen Druyun - U.S. Air Force official

Inflated price of contract to benefit Boeing, her Inflated price of contract to benefit Boeing, her future employerfuture employer

Passed on info about Airbus bidPassed on info about Airbus bidBoeing ended up paying $615 million for Boeing ended up paying $615 million for

their involvementtheir involvement

Industrial EspionageIndustrial Espionage

Lockheed Martin sued Boeing in 2003Lockheed Martin sued Boeing in 2003Kenneth Branch - former LM employeeKenneth Branch - former LM employee

Sold documents to Boeing in order to win a Sold documents to Boeing in order to win a bid to construct launch vehicles into spacebid to construct launch vehicles into space

Pentagon stripped Boeing of $1 Billion Pentagon stripped Boeing of $1 Billion worth of contracts, awarding them to worth of contracts, awarding them to Lockheed Martin Lockheed Martin

Subsidy DisputesSubsidy Disputes

In 2004 Boeing complaint to WTO In 2004 Boeing complaint to WTO Airbus was receiving unfair subsidies from European Airbus was receiving unfair subsidies from European

Governments violating a 1992 bilateral accordGovernments violating a 1992 bilateral accord

Airbus retaliatedAirbus retaliated Boeing received tax breaks from U.S. that violated Boeing received tax breaks from U.S. that violated

accord. accord.

Boeing and Airbus agreed to settle dispute Boeing and Airbus agreed to settle dispute outside of WTOoutside of WTO

Trade dispute reopened by both sides less than Trade dispute reopened by both sides less than a year latera year later

Recent Products Recent Products

There are mainly four aircrafts of Boeing There are mainly four aircrafts of Boeing used by airlines these days:used by airlines these days:Boeing 737Boeing 737Boeing 747Boeing 747Boeing 767Boeing 767Boeing 777Boeing 777

Boeing 737 FamilyBoeing 737 Family

Older versions 737 – 100 to 737 – 500 has Older versions 737 – 100 to 737 – 500 has been out of production for over 7 yearsbeen out of production for over 7 years

Current day fleet in production:Current day fleet in production:737 – 600737 – 600737 – 700737 – 700737 – 800737 – 800737 – 900737 – 900737 – 900ER737 – 900ER

Boeing 737 FamilyBoeing 737 Family The most ordered and produced commercial jet airliner The most ordered and produced commercial jet airliner

in aviation historyin aviation history Acknowledged by Guinness World Records on Feb. 13, 2006 Acknowledged by Guinness World Records on Feb. 13, 2006

when Boeing delivered the 5000when Boeing delivered the 5000thth 737 to Southwest Airlines 737 to Southwest Airlines More than 6000 ordered and over 5000 deliveredMore than 6000 ordered and over 5000 delivered Been continuously manufactured by Boeing since 1967Been continuously manufactured by Boeing since 1967 On average, Next Generation 737 airplane has 367,000 On average, Next Generation 737 airplane has 367,000

parts with only about 36.6 miles of wiresparts with only about 36.6 miles of wires About 50 gallons of paint used, once dried it weighs About 50 gallons of paint used, once dried it weighs

approximately 250 pounds per airplaneapproximately 250 pounds per airplane

Boeing 747 Family – “Jumbo Jet”Boeing 747 Family – “Jumbo Jet”

Older versions 747 – 100 to 747 – 400D Older versions 747 – 100 to 747 – 400D has been out of production for over 4 has been out of production for over 4 yearsyears

Current day fleet in production:Current day fleet in production:747 – 400F747 – 400F747 – 400ER747 – 400ER747 – 400ERF747 – 400ERF747 – 8 (None delivered yet)747 – 8 (None delivered yet)

Boeing 747 Family – “Jumbo Jet”Boeing 747 Family – “Jumbo Jet”

The US President’s Aircraft “Air Force One” is a Boeing The US President’s Aircraft “Air Force One” is a Boeing 747747

Since 1970, it held the passenger capacity record for 35 Since 1970, it held the passenger capacity record for 35 yearsyears

For the production of 747, Boeing built the largest For the production of 747, Boeing built the largest building with regards to the volume in the worldbuilding with regards to the volume in the world

Expected to become obsolete after sales of 400Expected to become obsolete after sales of 400 Outlived many of the critics’ expectations and by the end Outlived many of the critics’ expectations and by the end

of 2006, 1380 planes have been builtof 2006, 1380 planes have been built The 747-400 tail height is equivalent to a six-story The 747-400 tail height is equivalent to a six-story

buildingbuilding The 747-400 wing measures 5,600 sq. ft., an area large The 747-400 wing measures 5,600 sq. ft., an area large

enough to hold 45 medium – sized automobilesenough to hold 45 medium – sized automobiles

Boeing 777 FamilyBoeing 777 Family All the versions of 777 family are in production till dateAll the versions of 777 family are in production till date 777 is the very first commercial jet to be designed entirely on 777 is the very first commercial jet to be designed entirely on

computercomputer No paper drawings of 777 were ever producedNo paper drawings of 777 were ever produced Boeing 777 – 200LR is the world’s longest range commercial Boeing 777 – 200LR is the world’s longest range commercial

airplaneairplane The 777 was awarded a trophy by the US National Aeronautic The 777 was awarded a trophy by the US National Aeronautic

Association which honored it as the top aeronautical achievement of Association which honored it as the top aeronautical achievement of 19951995

The 777’s landing gear is the largest ever incorporated into a The 777’s landing gear is the largest ever incorporated into a commercial airlinercommercial airliner

On Nov. 9-10, 2005, a Boeing 777-200LR set a new world record On Nov. 9-10, 2005, a Boeing 777-200LR set a new world record distance of 11,644 nautical miles (21,601km) on a route traveling distance of 11,644 nautical miles (21,601km) on a route traveling from Hong Kong to London (Heathrow) which lasted 22 hours and from Hong Kong to London (Heathrow) which lasted 22 hours and 42 minutes42 minutes

The 777 is the first plane to have a rose names after itThe 777 is the first plane to have a rose names after it

Future DevelopmentFuture Development Boeing 787 Dreamliner is according to Boeing what the world needsBoeing 787 Dreamliner is according to Boeing what the world needs 787 is a super-efficient airplane which will use 20 percent less fuel, 787 is a super-efficient airplane which will use 20 percent less fuel,

as much as 50% of 787 will be made with composite materialsas much as 50% of 787 will be made with composite materials 787 also has unique swept-back wings787 also has unique swept-back wings Since the launch of the program, 44 customers have placed orders Since the launch of the program, 44 customers have placed orders

for 544 airplanes which has proved it to be the most successful for 544 airplanes which has proved it to be the most successful launch of a new commercial airplane in Boeing’s historylaunch of a new commercial airplane in Boeing’s history

Boeing 747 is going to evolve to become 747-8 which is a Boeing 747 is going to evolve to become 747-8 which is a combination of the 747 and 787combination of the 747 and 787

The 747-8I is 15% more fuel efficient than 747-400 and 10% more The 747-8I is 15% more fuel efficient than 747-400 and 10% more fuel efficient than the Airbus A380fuel efficient than the Airbus A380

747-8 is Boeing’s answer to Airbus A380747-8 is Boeing’s answer to Airbus A380 747-8 will also be using composite materials and swept-back wings747-8 will also be using composite materials and swept-back wings

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