Evolution Of Boeing Passenger Aircraft (1916 - 2022)

Since the first flights by the Wright brothers, there have been many advancements in aircraft design. Check out some of the major turning points in history. In this video, we will focus only Boeing aircraft designs that have evolved from time to time. To say that aeroplane technology has advanced greatly since then would be an understatement. It's hard to say whether or not the Wright brothers realised the magnitude of the societal shift they had initiated when they designed, built, and piloted the first powered aeroplane. Could they have imagined planes that could travel faster than the speed of sound, let alone carry hundreds of people across oceans while providing duty-free shopping and on-demand entertainment?
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[@SabaDhutt]

Am I the only one who finds Model 80 breathtakingly beautiful? Teardrop engines, curved chrome exhaust, elegant design. Nothing on it looks cheap like modern airplanes.

[@indraotsutsuki7681]

I thought I was the only one. I just want to see inside one lol 😭

[@ronriesinger7755]

787 Dreamliner, not 787 Dreamlifter.

[@abeljohn2294]

No it is not

[@abeljohn2294]

Dreamliner is deferent

[@ronriesinger7755]

@@abeljohn2294 I know. In the video, the 787 is labeled as the “787 Dreamlifter”, though the speaker correctly identifies the aircraft. There is no such aircraft as the “787 Dreamlifter”.

[@thewhalecamefirst]

@@abeljohn2294read properly

[@gorenjefan25]

@@abeljohn2294if you dont even know how to read and dont know how to spell how are you even commenting

[@Mach-6]

A Very Good Video, Congratulations...!!!

[@user-do2jx4mc7g]

The Boeing 707, 720 and original Boeing 737 100 models are missing, but the presentation is nice. Thank You!

[@leezinke4351]

Great video!

[@monsieurstrolland8555]

Thanks for sharing! I learnt something

[@zawnggempa]

I am much more interested when you made video about military equipments than others.

[@adventuresofaidan3541]

You forgot the 717

[@marshzilla2752]

This is proof that the 717 is forgotten

[@Dolphin1985]

Largest cargo plane? U sure?

[@nicholasmanig7190]

Why do i feel like the jet engines are in the middle of the wing and not on the sticking out of the front.

[@bobdrummond6540]

@The Buzz: The 747-8 pictured has a length of 250 ft (76 m), not 159 ft. Even the first 747-100 was 232 ft (70.6 m) long.
The Dreamlifter is NOT the biggest cargo plane ever built - the Antonov An-225 Mriya was longer, wider and could carry a much heavier load. The Airbus Beluga XL has a 1.5-foot wider fuselage than the Dreamlifter.
Viewers have noticed other mistakes and inaccuracies in this video as well. Always proofread your script and check your stats multiple times before publishing.

[@teto85]

The 247 was so popular that orders for it soon outstripped the capacity to manufacture and carriers had to look for another aircraft. Douglas Aircraft DC-3 was available and it's popularity soon took off.

[@sinemgungor6016]

I took a short flight in my country and noticed that according to the information given in the flight rules card, we need to bend our heads towards our knees, but , in my opinion, the distance between the seats is so narrow that there is no enough space to do this properly as shown in the picture. At least for many person. Was it the same for the flights you took?

[@Jayvin_0101]

And why is the dreamlifter included when the video title says it is passenger aircraft

[@chimkinnugg7777]

I’ve seen the Dream Lifter in person and it’s truly and amazing aircraft

[@JenniferGallegos-vl5xi]

what about the 717?

[@PokemonMaster69786]

747❤

[@saravananarjunsaravanan863]

Ok super

[@Jayvin_0101]

Why are people calling the 767 a smaller version and the knock off version of the 777 when it was made first

[@Thomas.1873]

But what about the 777X?

[@Yourbrosky]

Biggest cargo plane huh
You forgot the soviets existed

[@charlottechan164]

Why is there no 777-9

[@modelmanfrank]

Why is the 747 Dreamlifter on here i thought this was the top 10 airliners. This is not the top 10 Cargo planes

[@pr3ludejr]

Well it was originally used for passengers.

[@scottwatson1840]

Boeing 717 anyone?

[@Jayvin_0101]

Yea

[@bobdrummond6540]

Well, yes, but... It has the name Boeing on it but is just a derivative of the Douglas DC-9, so not truly a Boeing aircraft.

[@MirandaSullivan]

you made 2 mistakes the 757 should be before the 767 not after and you made 2 dreamlifters

[@AceAdviento]

1 mistake is only 2 dreamlifters the 757 is 1983 while the 767 is 1981 dont ask more questions

[@CountryTVBR]

"Dreamlifters"... IT IS "DREAMLINER"!!!

[@Alphan_Tretrogezian_11216]

You false corrected one. The Boeing 767 was made in 1981, and the Boeing 757 was made in 1982.

[@ghas1966]

777 300er is the best