Boeing turns 100: A look back at aviation history
 

Boeing turns 100: A look back at aviation history
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Boeing turned 100 years old on Friday, marking a full century of aerospace in**vation.

Today, the company remains one of the largest companies in the global airliner market, with its 7-****** passengers planes a common sight in airports around the world. It also makes military planes, including the F-18 Hornet and F-15E Strike Eagle.*

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To commemorate its birthday, here is a look at some images from the company's long history.*

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Image: Boeing*


On March 1, 1919, Bill Boeing (holding the mailbag on right) and Eddie Hubbard flew the first international mail flight from Seattle to Vancouver, British Columbia, in the Boeing Model C — the company’s first production plane. Read more...


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