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Model 40 to 787: Boeing passenger planes

提交時間：11年之前

The Boeing Model 40 was the company's first passenger plane. It carried mail and up to two passengers. Pretty cool to look at Boeing's passenger aircraft from the beginning. (www.heraldnet.com) 更多...

Jeffrey Babey

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Jack Lake 11年之前 2

Boeing has always built great aircraft.

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Jose Guillen 11年之前 2

Heritage Flight!!!!!! ........cue Free Bird!

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Lawrence Hobbs 11年之前 3

The only one they forgot to put a date on was the 40. When did it go into service?

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Jeffrey Babey 11年之前 2

In 1925 for the US Postal Service and May 20th 1927 as model 40-A for passenger service.

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David Stark 11年之前 3

Except for the omission of the 720, I loved this gallery.

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mark tufts 11年之前 3

it is neat to see the progress of airline travl

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Geoff Arkley 11年之前 3

Quite a lengthy discussion on the subject here:

http://www.airliners.net/aviation-forums/general_aviation/read.main/229945/

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Jeffrey Babey 11年之前 2

I think the only one they missed was the B717.

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Dubslow 11年之前 5

That was not designed nor originally produced by Boeing. (What about the 720 though?)

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Michael Smith 11年之前 3

While the 720 may look like a subtype of the 707, it was certified entirely on its own. The 707's type certificate is 4A26. The 720's is 4A28.

Unfortunately, the 720 is quite often missed when lists of Boeing jets are presented.

The 747SP is a subtype of the 747 but it is certified under the same number as its bigger brothers (A20WE).

Type Certificate Data Sheets can be found at http://www.airweb.faa.gov/Regulatory_and_Guidance_Library/rgMakeModel.nsf/MainFrame?OpenFrameSet

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Jeffrey Babey 11年之前 2

Interesting info, thanks!

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Jeffrey Babey 11年之前 3

Oh you are correct. The narrow body 720. What else did they miss in this list?

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