Life INSIDE the World's LARGEST Airplane Factory: Boeing Mega Factory
Explore the fascinating world of Boeing, America's aviation giant, in this comprehensive video detailing the intricate process of building some of the most iconic aircraft in history. From the sprawling Boeing Mega Factory to the meticulous assembly of each part, get an exclusive inside look at the largest airplane factory on the globe.
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• Building the 777
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• How Boeing Tests the W...
• How Boeing Tests the W...
• Final Boeing 747 in pr...
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• British Airways - Buil...
• Aircraft Manufacturing...
• Building Boeing’s Next...
• Boeing's Everett Site ...
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I wonder how many discarded and lost bolts are swept up after each shift.
I've had the pleasure of both the public tour and a private tour of the venerable Everett, WA facility and have never been more impressed with the sheer square foot volume of that amazing facility. When I visited there, some 24 years ago, they were producing the various 747 models and 777 models.
When I first started at Boeing, I got lost more than once. Even with a map and coordinates on every column, it is easy to miss where the bathrooms were.
I was there last summer.
Love how you use stock footage of an AIRBUS A350 at 0:28
Yeah, in fact Airbus makes a number appearances throughout; signage at a Spirit plant, a hat on a worker later in the video...
also the beluga @@NoelKerns
is this a boeing video or airbus?????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????
Well, it's not easy to make an airplane without Airbus.
A320?
A story about Boeing, and they show footage of Airbus? Talking about the B787 Dreamliner - and all one can see is row after row of B737’s - even on the train? Who the heck does their research, fact-checking, editing and proof-reading? Obviously no-one who knows much about commercial aviation!
Welcome to 2023 youtube. AI written and narrated crap with soulless stock footage. Meanwhile, actual good channels are buried by the algorithm.
@@xygomorphic44 You are so right! Unfortunately, there are too many who swallow this stuff without checking.
@@xygomorphic44 This is a very accurate statement
What a anti-aviation shit.
That's probably because this is not a good time to make a glowing piece about Boeing.
Several times they're talking about 737 but showing 777 and vice versa. AND the Airbus people working!!!
. . . . And calling a factory and a train load of 737’s “Dreamliners”! Really! Totally different construction materials, assembly methodologies, logistics and supply chains!
This last week I saw two trains go by with 6 each Boeing 737 fuselages on each, on the way to Renton Wash !!
Shout out to my friends and neighbors at Wichita Spirit Aerosystems. We’ve been building airplanes for a 100 years.
Really I like this factory so so much
Random footage of component manufacturing, both Boeing and Airbus is interesting, however the voice over is totally disconnected to the visuals; as a result it’s tough to figure out the processes shown
That's exactly Boeing.
Make a door plug that don't blow out.
Through out video AIRBUS Workers & Signs
Like they say, "a million parts flying in close formation."
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What have you been drinking?
Thank you.
Air Lingus must be doing very well considering how many green planes they are building.
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Amazing work. Thanks.
maybe ..... this is BOEING documentary using AIRBUS employee ....
You have to admit, this forming is impressive
Except they are using Airbus video 😂😂😂
I absolutely love Boeing and the planes they make. Am very proud to say I am an American because of companies like Boeing that are the crown jewels of America.
As long as u are not the one sitting beside the blow out door..
@@theeaskey Or in a 737 that cannot keep its nose up. The crown jewels seem to fall off a little too easily these days!
Why does it keep showing footage of the Airbus factory?
Interesting to see Airbus A320 at 3:37..3:38 on the timeline ...A350 @ 0:28 Boeing doesnt mind? Ha ha do a better job 😁
An Airbus clip was included !
16:35 shows the Airbus paint shop! Also jump from Everett partial assembly to Renton final assembly with no explanation! Very shoddy video.
Not a great video. Video placement was inaccurate, and the narrator was pretty bland
What a waste of time, half of the scenes were Airbus!
I saw that too
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This video sounds more like a sales pitch.
Exactly, I was bored throughout the entire video.
"Hectares" at 2:36 is pronounced "hek-tars" not "hek-tar-ees".
exellent
What's with the Airbus footage lol..
Nice job thank you
Airbus @ 7:42 too...silly
Very Interesting I am shocked of All the Robots 😊
Former Boeing Everett.... we build the biggest planes in the biggest factory by best workers in world. We also paint the biggest planes in the biggest paint booths. Everett Campus is over 1,000 acres, has many other huge factories making parts for our planes. Engineering, Customer Support, and other functions are also located in Everett.
You have zero credibility. The A380 is the largest plane and it has a paint booth to go along with it. Airbus also has double the orders of Boeing. Keep Dreaming 😂😂😂
Airbus stopped making A380's just as Boeing stopped making B747's. Yes, Airbus has impressive facilities, but Boeing is bigger. Main Everett Plant is in the Guinness Book of Worlds Records including 3 Paint Booths, 6 Doors, and 6 Murals on the doors. The new 777 is larger than any plane Airbus is making. It holds as many passengers as the 747. Boing landed billions of dollars in new orders at the Dubai Air Show. They got sales from former Airbus customers who dumped Airbus for Boeing. It put Boing far ahead for the next several years. Have a good day... @@ChatGPT1111
@@ChatGPT1111spoken like a non-aviator
@@USMCAV8TR I'm a 30 year Space Shuttle veteran and have worked and hung out with and also worked for the best aviators in the world. But I don't wear it on my sleeve (or YT handle) like some people.
@@ChatGPT1111 LOL! Sure….we’ve probably met then. Ive flown the shuttle simulators quite a few times as well as experienced the training at the NBL.
while supporting 787 flight test I was on the floor of the Boeing assembly plant - constant chaos
You're videos are so informative
Interesting video with disjointed commentary. Did a computer create and deliver the narration? Sounds like it with the affinity of describing robots doing what?
I worked for a Aerospace company in So. Calif for over 30 years. I remember see the Boeing 737 rudder blueprints, dated, 1965 Renton, Wash. Airplane division.
You really should align the pictures you use to the subject discussed. Uggh
Boring. Several minutes talking about a robot and draping. Thought this was going to be more about the actual factory.
1:20 Spirit AeroSystems, formerly Boeing Wichita 1:47 main U.S. production: Everett, Renton, Charleston SC 3:59 robotic wing inspection
Good video.......
I didn't realize that I would be watching a commercial for Spirit Aviation...
You are not. Spirit aviation and spirit AeroSystems are different things
Stands alongside renowned global brands like Airbus . . . you seem to have forgotten that one
Anybody else wondering what's a 'heck ta re's' at 2:36 (AI f'ed that up.)
@ 15:06 engine installation, why is it airbus team.
Nice
Quantity is not what the passengers want , we do not care about how many aeroplanes Boeing are producing, we care about our families, and seeing them again , we care about quality, we care about getting to our destination alive , Boeing profitability costs lives ,
Vielen Dank allen Sicherheitschutz für menschlich Arbeiten beweisen Mitarbeitern Bemühungen gegeben haben
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Why?
Hectories? Why are so many 'supposedly' instructional videos riddled with errors.
They don't seem to car-ee!
What happened to the fuselages the ended up in the Clark Fork River in Montana when the train derailed?
Too long. Needs editing.
Clem, don't use so much Elmer's on that window of the 737 Max 9 !
Time stamp 14:00 The Boeing "moving line" was developed by McDonnell Douglas and incorporated by Boeing when the company purchased MD. The moving line was first used on the MD-95/DC-9 derivative, later renamed 717 at Long Beach, Ca.
Some clips on the video. Show spirit aerosystems factory in belfast. That makes Airbus A220 wings😁✈️
0:45 737NG NG means Next Generation 600/700/800/900
Hectares hectaries 😂😂😂😂
The narration is mostly buzzwords, with only rare mention of the components or processes.
Make sure windows are properly installed. People have real concerns.
American engineering is insane.
What on earth is a "hectarey"...it's as far as I got
3:40 I'm confused, so Spirit is in the same Boeing building???
Perhaps new leadership of this huge company need a change for better results because there has been too many serious issues are going wrong.
There is so much Airbus video in there I can’t watch.
A rather strange documentary - not a single picture or video sequence matches with the spoken text! Confusing aircract types and even using Airbus footage. Weird.
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Did they re-open the Everett 747 plant ? I had heard it had closed ?
I heard Boeing is using it to build the Max.
747 plant never closed.
Still open building 777s, 767 tankers and soon, a second 737 assembly line.
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I saw footage of airbus A350 and A380 and airbus manufacture
Boeing vs Airbus, hmmm. Boeing took a 737 and transformed it into a US Navy ASW patrol platform. Im retired US Navy Helo Aircrewman/Rescue Swimmer. I have friends that crossed over from the P-3 Orion to the Posideon. He said it was like going from a Form LTD station wagon to a Cadillac Limousine.
What about quality and safety?
Slog down the cutting!. A videoclip should exceede 2(two) seconds or you miss the content 😅
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13:22 YIKES more problems found, plug-door blew off. So going to a moving system, the MAX has tarnished the 737 legacy of RELIABILITY.
3:48 said 777X Footage 737-800Bcf
This could be more Airbus than Boeing.
3:40 always a Airbus
Do I see a Airbus production facility in the video?
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Shame, video more like a sales advert. No interest to most anxious to learn how an aircraft is made. Try harder next time please.
only the experts understand whats going on. 😢
3:41 airbus A320
Can they be trusted with all their problems with quality and assembly they are having? Putting bean counters in place to run the company has proven to be a disaster.
15:06 engine installation but why is airbus team
All that technology and still they manage a disaster. The 737 Max.
Ok done my
It seems a lot of Airbus employees work for Boeing.
0:12 coca cola do you mean drink
Why doesn't anyone say that the titanium components for Boeing are made of Russian titanium? For example, the landing gear is made of this titanium!!!
Perhaps because it’s fabricated in the U.K., not the U.S.A.
because nobody cares about that, even about the fact that half of footage is from airbus and not boeing at all (never thought boeing so deeply adapting german language...lol)
Wrong, Henry Ford did not start or perfect the assembly line, get it right people
Pretty soon, we will know who blew it on the converted plug-doors.
It is Not tru,it is Airbus und European!!!!!!!
3:25 voice broken it's Error time!!!!!!!!
0:16 old day of boeing 1916-1970
All there doing if funking up every single flame coming out of there
DYNAMIC ASSEMBLY minimizes order delays, lowers cost, but now their stuck will never recover OOPS.
Why is a video of boeing history factory .. is showing AIRBUS painters ? At 15'30........
3:03 child care center. Child's/kids work at boeing
They need to just focus on one plane at a time, instead of 30. as you can see the continuation of the 737 max being a huge safety issue. Maybe we shouldn't treat planes like an assembly line and more like a Rolls Royce plc jet engine where it's handmade one engine at a time not effing 30!!!!
Tried watching this, but got thoroughly irritated by the unnecessary background music. Turned-off.
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Obvious, the author of this video knows little about the business.