The Boeing 777 and 787 Dreamliner are two popular US-made widebody aircraft operated by several airlines around the world. Although the 787, by name, is a natural successor to the 777, the programs are 14 years apart. During that time, Boeing found new and innovative ways to modernize its widebody aircraft. Despite the 787 being a newer aircraft, the 777 continues to evolve and is still in production.
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What Makes The Boeing 757 An Iconic Aircraft?
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- September 8, 2024
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It has been over four decades since the Boeing 757 took to the skies for the first time. Developed as a successor to the Boeing 727, it may not have been the best-selling single-aisle model in Boeing’s history, but its a type that many pilots and aviation enthusiasts respect and revere. While its no longer in production, the 757 continues to serve in commercial and cargo operations today.But what, exactly, gives the 757 its iconic status? What is it about the jet that people love?