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About Boeing 717
Boeing 717 Aircraft - photo wallpapers: On On May 23, 2006, Boeing delivered its final two 717 airplanes to
Midwest Airlines and AirTran Airways in a ceremony before thousands of
employees, retirees and dignitaries in Long Beach, Calif. The Boeing 717 is an American twin-engine, single-aisle jet airliner, developed for the 100-seat market. The
deliveries conclude commercial airplane production in Southern
California that began in the 1920s with the Douglas Aircraft Co. The
717 program, which produced 156 airplanes, pioneered breakthrough
business and manufacturing processes for Boeing Commercial Airplanes. The
program was launched by an order from AirTran Airways in 1995, and the
airplane quickly became renowned by customers for its excellent
economics, performance and reliability. Based on the Douglas DC-9 and
launched as the McDonnell Douglas MD-95, the 100-seater was renamed the
Boeing 717 after McDonnell Douglas and Boeing merged in 1997. The
717 will continue to deliver unsurpassed economy and value to our
airline customers for years to come. Boeing will continue to provide
the outstanding customer service support for the 717s operating at
carriers worldwide. Douglas opened the Long Beach
factory in 1941 as part of President Roosevelt's Arsenal of Democracy
-- a request to the nation's industries to halt civilian production and
assist in making wartime equipment. The facility produced almost 10,000
airplanes for World War II before transitioning to commercial airplane
production after the war. The model took its first order in October 1995 and entered service in September 1999. Production ceased in May 2006 after 156 airplanes were produced, ending a long history of commercial aircraft assembly at the former Douglas facility in Long Beach, California. Douglas merged with the McDonnell Aircraft
Company in 1967, forming the McDonnell Douglas Corporation. More ...
Boeing 717 Aircraft - photo wallpapers: On On May 23, 2006, Boeing delivered its final two 717 airplanes to
Midwest Airlines and AirTran Airways in a ceremony before thousands of
employees, retirees and dignitaries in Long Beach, Calif. The Boeing 717 is an American twin-engine, single-aisle jet airliner, developed for the 100-seat market. The
deliveries conclude commercial airplane production in Southern
California that began in the 1920s with the Douglas Aircraft Co. The
717 program, which produced 156 airplanes, pioneered breakthrough
business and manufacturing processes for Boeing Commercial Airplanes. The
program was launched by an order from AirTran Airways in 1995, and the
airplane quickly became renowned by customers for its excellent
economics, performance and reliability. Based on the Douglas DC-9 and
launched as the McDonnell Douglas MD-95, the 100-seater was renamed the
Boeing 717 after McDonnell Douglas and Boeing merged in 1997. The
717 will continue to deliver unsurpassed economy and value to our
airline customers for years to come. Boeing will continue to provide
the outstanding customer service support for the 717s operating at
carriers worldwide. Douglas opened the Long Beach
factory in 1941 as part of President Roosevelt's Arsenal of Democracy
-- a request to the nation's industries to halt civilian production and
assist in making wartime equipment. The facility produced almost 10,000
airplanes for World War II before transitioning to commercial airplane
production after the war. The model took its first order in October 1995 and entered service in September 1999. Production ceased in May 2006 after 156 airplanes were produced, ending a long history of commercial aircraft assembly at the former Douglas facility in Long Beach, California. Douglas merged with the McDonnell Aircraft
Company in 1967, forming the McDonnell Douglas Corporation. More ...
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