Boeing Frontiers
February 2003
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Mobility Might
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Mobility Might
One of the tenets of a successful military is it can move its troops and gear where they need to be quickly. The key to that success is tying together high-tech platforms and communications. Boeing’s Integrated Defense Systems is the holder of that key.
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MAIN FEATURE

Salute!

Alitalia’s new Boeing 777-200ER is generating excitement among the Italian carrier’s employees and passengers. And the 777-200ER has also become the heart of the airline’s long-haul strategy.
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ALITALIA
COURTESY OF ALITALIA

Hot idea
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INTEGRATED DEFENSE SYSTEMS

Hot idea

While the rest of us are content to let loose some “oohs” and “ahhs” viewing a fiery volcano show in Las Vegas, when IDS Fire Chief Pete Jankiewicz witnessed the pyrotechnics, it sparked an idea. Now, Mesa firefighters are reaping the benefits of Jankiewicz’s brainstorm—again, and again, and again.
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COMMERCIAL AIRPLANES

‘Chose’ by the nose

A Boeing 737-800 and an Airbus A320 stood nose-to-nose on an Australian tarmac as they were being sized up by Qantas Airways. But what really sold Qantas on the 737 was the airline’s relationship with Boeing. As Doug Groseclose, Commercial Airplanes vice president of International Sales, says, “We have to know our customers better than they know themselves.”
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‘Chose’ by the nose
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Surfs Up!
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CONNEXION BY BOEING

Surfs Up!

Passengers aboard select Lufthansa flights now can surf the Web from 40,000 feet. Other airlines will follow soon with demos of their own, as the isolation of flying becomes a thing of the past.
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CENTURY OF FLIGHT

Twelve seconds that forever changed the world

On Dec. 17, 1903, the Wright brothers became the first humans to achieve powered flight. Frontiers takes a look back at that day, as Historical Perspective throughout 2003 celebrates the century of flight.
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Wright brothers
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