March 2007
Volume 05, Issue 10
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COMMERCIAL AIRPLANES

A look at the Future

Future Factory is an Everett, Wash., site initiative designed to change the culture, teaming relationships and facilities used in building jetliners. It’s one of several initiatives under way at the site, and it directly supports Lean+ and Internal Services Productivity—two of Boeing’s four companywide initiatives designed to accelerate long-term growth and productivity.

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 A look at the Future ED turner photo

At your service

Thanks to its subsidiary partnerships, Boeing is expanding its profile in the aftermarket support business. Here’s a look at the services provided by three major subsidiaries—Jeppesen, Alteon Training and Aviall—and how Boeing and these subsidiaries benefit from these relationships.

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 At your service ALTEON PHOTO

Flying in style

Commercial Airplanes recently opened a new display to showcase the interior of the 747-8 Intercontinental. By using features from the 787 Dreamliner, the 747-8 interior provides passengers an enhanced flying experience. Here’s a peek at what’s forthcoming for 747-8 passengers.

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