Boeing Presentation

The BOEING Company

Non-stop 107 years building flying machines.

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Index

Competitors and challenges

How Boeing faces trouble

History of Boeing

From 1916 to 2023

What next?

Inside Boeing

Future of Boeing and aviation

Organigram

Boeing today

Place of Boeing in Aviation

Boeing History

2000s

1916

WWII

Nowadays

Foundation of Boeing

B-17, B-29, B-47, B-52

WWI

1990s

The peak of Boeing's Influence

Rise of Boeing

Boeing today

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B737 built since 1968

Boeing's net value

aircrafts in service in the world

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Among the aporximate 32.000 aricrafts and helicopters flying in the world, Boeing flying machines are 20% more than Airbus ones.

The B737 is the most sold commercial aircraft in the world, with more than 18.000 produced in more than 17 different models.

Even with the pandemic and with a remarquable drop in the money made by the group, it remains a huge company today.

Boeing Organisational Chart

Boeing CEO

David Calhoun

Boeing CFO

Capital Corporation

Commercial Airplanes

Chief technology officer

Defense, Space & Security

Stanley A. Deal

Marc Allen

Todd Citron

Brian West

Theodore Colbert III

Chief Sustainability Officer

Chief Human Resources Officer

Michael D'Ambrose

Chris Raymond

Boeing's place among other companies

42%

of the total backlogs are detained by Boeing, in second place after Airbus with 53% of backlogs detained. (2020-2023)

A future strongly based on Military aircrafts.

What's next?

• The biggest backlogs of Boeing are for military aircraft

• More and more countries are investing in military aviation in actual context.

• The future of commercial aviation seems to be in Europe with Airbus.

The future of Boeing is dispatched between competition, sustainability, and innovation.

"Our biggest customer in the world is right across the way -- the Pentagon is the biggest in the world"

-David Calhoun

Thanks for your attention!

First Boeing Airplanes

During World War I, in 1917, the United States Air Force bought 50 Seaplanes Model C and launched the very first commands of Boeing. This marks the rise of Boeing. The first assembly line is about 5km south of Seattle, in the iconic Red House. Today it is just in front of the Museum of Flight and the Boeing King Field County FInternational Airport (KBFI)

Boeing & World War II

During the Second World War, Boeing has been a lot appealed to by the US Air Force to build airplanes. The very high number of airplanes requested during the war launched the economy of Boeing, which was just a small company. Among the numerous airplanes built by Boeing, The B17 Flying Fortress is the one that dropped more bombs than every other one.

Boeing's golden years

After the War, aviation developed to reach the public. Beginning of travel by planes. Planes are quieter, easier to fly, and less expensive. Numerous wars permitted Boeing to develop its military sector. Planes during this period: B707, B717, B720, B727, B737, B747, B757, B767, B777, B-29 Superfortress, B-52 Stratofortress, VC-25, AH-64 Apache, CH-47 Chinook, Delta IV, S-IC

William Boeing

He was born on the 1st of October, 1881 in Detroit, Michigan. Son of an engineer who made fortune in forrest and mine exploitation. He was first passionate about the naval structures. He created Pacific Aero Product, then renamed Boeing Airplane Company Died on the 28th of September, 1956 in Puget Sound, Washington

Nowadays

Today Boeing is one of the biggest aircraft makers in the world. The brand new aircraft are the B777-X, B787, and B737MAX. Despite a lot of trouble encountered in the last years, such as the B737MAX's tragedy, Boeing sells its aircrafts everywhere, and has assembly lines in the USA, but also in Europe and China.