Boeing Future of Flight​

Boeing Aircraft Factory is a very huge company, here you can see a large number of Boeing passenger aircraft docked far away, are relatively large models, the airport is also a large order volume, several huge assembly plants are very tall buildings.

Boeing's Seattle plant, known as Boeing, is the world's leading aerospace industry and one of the world's largest manufacturers of civilian and military aircraft. Boeing's headquarters and largest aircraft manufacturing plant used in Seattle. In 2001, Boeing’s headquarters were relocated to Chicago, and its factories were spread across the United States and around the world, but the Seattle plant remained the world’s largest aircraft manufacturing plant and became a renowned industrial tourism project. Four words hang high on the glass window at the entrance of Boeing's visitor center, imagination, creation, sharing, exploration, and it must be Boeing's concept to come here!

The headquarters of the world aviation giant Boeing is in Seattle. I want to fly people who have taken Boeing different models. Visiting Boeing factories can recognize Boeing's many models, and people sigh the advanced technology.

The Boeing factory in Seattle is open for visits, and the ticket is $25 when I go. The exhibition hall can be photographed, the factory area can't. It's so shocking! Be sure to go and see!

Boeing Museum is worth visiting. Not only did you know that Boeing's success depends on the perfect design of Chinese engineers, but also saw some certificates of weapons and equipment lent by the US government to the National Government during World War II, as well as the identity certificates carried by the Flying Tigers. Interestingly, there is also a Mig 15 of the PLA. He's a comer. You can see that!

The Future Flight Museum, located in the northern suburbs of Seattle, receives nearly 100,000 visitors every year. It is absolutely one of the most distinctive museums in the world. The Boeing Factory is the largest single-storey building in the world, covering an area of nearly 4 million square meters. A gate is the size of a football field.

Visiting the Boeing plant in Everett, Washington (40 minutes from Seattle), you won't know more about how this 395-ton, winged bus leaves the ground at full load, let alone how it flies across the vast ocean. In fact, this is a visit to Boeing's assembly plant, which has many famous mobile assembly rooms, which can not be photographed, nor can it carry any electronic equipment into it... It's still boring to visit the factory. It's not the airplane control, so I don't really understand what's interesting here. At most, it can only be said that the factory is magnificent and memorable.

Very worth a visit, suitable for adults and children, especially in summer, the climate is pleasant