They can't becuase airlines don't want to waste alot of fuel(then why would they buy the a380) and plus many airlines and cargo users still have the 747 so they will still last
I have some genuine advice: Let's make aircraft to build in Singapore! they have plenty of engineers and a national wide zero-drug policy, so no forgotten screws. Then American companies won't be just a supplier of Comac factories in order to gain Chinese market share, but also, can actually sell the whole product to China by this method, forecasted like 30% share, the world's biggest aviation market.
One question are u guys even planning to save the astronauts or just gonna focus on how to get your MAX family fix and also getting your 777X certified?
747 not happening, The 747 is no longer viable in today's market with twin engine aircraft like the 787 and a350 being far more efficient in comparison to 4 engine aircraft. Just shush flight simming is the only place where we will have one so womp womp
I don’t think a multi billion dollar company will just give you a 500 million dollar aircraft that has been most likely sitting in a dessert and isn’t airworthy, and no you can’t just slap on new engines and fly it.
Here is Boeing B787-10 Extra Range request: 1)make the plane bigger for central fuel and space for the bigger wing 2)make the wing and wingspans longer for wing fuel 3)Make apu barely and barely bigger for more AC air and Bleed Air 4) make bigger gears for more weight to hold the plane (maybe make the gear tilt more fore extra space) 5)adjustable winglets for fuel efficiency 6) use more fiber 7) make GENX better or more fuel efficient or make another engine that is better or fuel efficient 8) make adjustable lights in cabin in a singular seat so people can have different lights(don’t have to do it) 9) make the plane cheaper than the A350 10) try to make the plane have more range than A350 Make sure to add chevrons Make sure it has more range cause it is “extra range”
@Boeing says " Bring good to mankind... " Two American astronauts say, " @Boeing bring us back to earth... " Then @Boeing hires Jocelyn Chia, " Some jokes don't land... "
747 not happening, The 747 is no longer viable in today's market with twin engine aircraft like the 787 and a350 being far more efficient in comparison to 4 engine aircraft. Just shush flight simming is the only place where we will have one so womp womp
BOEING IS NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY INCIDENTS REVOLVING AROUND THE "DOOR PLUG" BOEING WAS RESPONSIBLE FOR WHAT HAPPENED TO THE 737 MAX IN 2019/2018 BUT THE AIRLINES WERE RESPONSIBLE FOR ALOT OF THE BOEING INCIDENTS RIGHT NOW, ALSKA AIRLINES IS RESPONSIBLE FOR POOR MAINTENIENCE AND SO IS UNITED.
not true actually, the door plug incident involved a brand new plane. alaska airlines could have never seen it coming. it is not an airlines responsibility to put in the four key bolts ya know. it honestly could have happened to any airline. but yeah the rest of the incidents that appeared on the news are just simply not boeings fault.
Boeing addmited they were at fault at the door plug and the mcas crash and the wheels are not and only few crashes and incident happen that where boeings fault
Wrong, Boeing admits that they were responsible for not placing in four bolts to secure the door plug while the plane was still on the factory. Is there fault on Alaska Airlines as well for not properly inspecting it? Yes but the main fault is on Boeing for sending the airplane off with missing components.
747 not happening, The 747 is no longer viable in today's market with twin engine aircraft like the 787 and a350 being far more efficient in comparison to 4 engine aircraft. Just shush flight simming is the only place where we will have one so womp womp
Sure. Fly there on a Boeing. It craps out, and they make you stay. There's a couple of Astronauts on the ISS that provide some insights on traveling on a Boeing ship.
airlines are responsible for the crashes they have, alaska airlines is responsible for the door, and united is responsible for a tire falling off. the 737 max incidents in 2018/2019 were boeing's fault, but now they arent.
@@a300Filmsnope, boeing’s fault with the door plug, it was a brand new plane and the four key bolts that were supposed to be put on in the factory were missing. it could have happened to any airline.
@@a300Films Alaska is not responsible for the door. The door thing happened because when the plane was being manufactured, Boeing didn't take the necessary steps to make sure the door was installed properly. I accept the crashes have been blown out of proportion because the new trend is hating on boeing for everything no matter whose fault it is (though they deserve a lot of the hate), but the Alaska thing was 100% Boeing's fault and there cost cutting measures
@777Flims alaska does not maintain thier doors. It is never an airline's job to check the fking door unless they took it apart for maintenance 🤣. If according to you, every airline should check every piece of a plane Boeing delivered to them, then Boeing has some huge safety issues (oh which it fking does 🤣).
Given its recent history and FAA's restrictions, the only very safe place to fly is their simulators! On the planes, the statistics aren't great nor reassuring.
Meanwhile the stranded astronauts are looking at each other like Childs and MacReady at the end of The Thing 😂
Thank you Boeing, Singapore loves you❤
Thank you Boeing for this Singapore celebration This is kind of you
🇸🇬🇸🇬🇸🇬🇸🇬🇸🇬
Unlike the killings of the whistleblowers
@@mcmuffin-z5vIT WASNT BOEINGS FuaLT!!
@@mcmuffin-z5v stop blaming Boeing 💀💀
Thank you Boeing for supplying many aircraft during our National Day, like the AH-64 to the Chinook helicopter! Majulah Singapura!
Singapore Airliness, the number 1❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️🇸🇬🇸🇬🇸🇬🇸🇬🇸🇬
Cannot wait to see what the future holds for Boeing + Singapore 🇸🇬
I love Singapore and Singapore airlines. But these days I enjoy flying their A350s and deliberately avoid the Boeing's that I used to really love.
WE ❤ BOEING. 🎉.
Singapore is best place to live
Love Singapore. Happy national day! Everything is fine with Boing, until you getting by there substandard safety culture.
I miss the 747 Boeing bring it back
They can't becuase airlines don't want to waste alot of fuel(then why would they buy the a380) and plus many airlines and cargo users still have the 747 so they will still last
@@violetstarline8744 more cargo transport and larger passenger size but true
Chill, B 747 Will be on air till 2030
Nice the boeing 737 Max is one of my fav airplanes
I AM SINGAPOREAN!
The 747 is not coming back so dont even comment " _bring back the boeing 747😢😢😢😢😢_ "
Too late
I asked Boeing to make the "747X"
_dang it_
_💯_ too late
O.K.
@@joãoAlberto-k9x ARROW.
Already have the cargo one
I have some genuine advice: Let's make aircraft to build in Singapore! they have plenty of engineers and a national wide zero-drug policy, so no forgotten screws. Then American companies won't be just a supplier of Comac factories in order to gain Chinese market share, but also, can actually sell the whole product to China by this method, forecasted like 30% share, the world's biggest aviation market.
Boeing's new name, "Never come back airlines"!
My country!
One question are u guys even planning to save the astronauts or just gonna focus on how to get your MAX family fix and also getting your 777X certified?
BRO I WAS WATCHING THE NATIONAL DAY AIRSHOW JUST TODAY OUTSIDE DAWG LIKE WTH
i was waiting for the door to fall off
Can you make the 757 max?
Or bring back the 747 with 747X
747 not happening, The 747 is no longer viable in today's market with twin engine aircraft like the 787 and a350 being far more efficient in comparison to 4 engine aircraft. Just shush flight simming is the only place where we will have one so womp womp
@@HERD599agree
@@HERD599 airbu fan spotted
I am sad for the disappearance of the Boeing 747 😢
You forgot to wish singapore Happy National day.
thanks. singapore airlines still uses (if i am not mistaken) the boeing 747F (seen at east coast park)
The Philippine Eagle. Huuraaa!! 🦅🇵🇭
Happy national day! P.s. also please fix starliner
The 777 is cool👍
Now let’s just hope that SIA’s planes don’t loose their doors…
Becareful
If i can ask you can i ( when i grow up ofc ) just take from you some 747 or 757-300wl that are retired put the SAF engines and just fly them ?
I don’t think a multi billion dollar company will just give you a 500 million dollar aircraft that has been most likely sitting in a dessert and isn’t airworthy, and no you can’t just slap on new engines and fly it.
no that is definitely not gonna happen
bro did it on national day
Boeing
If it's Boeing, I'm ain't going. Fly Airbus 😊
*If the airlines does not care about maintenance
you should promote your airbus stuff on their channel
most of them weren''t even their fault(except for 737 max) it was the airlines fault
How’s that crude space mission going?
🇸🇬🧡
♥️♥️♥️♥️
❤❤❤❤
The 737 max 8 NOW IS SAFE?
Im still flying Boeing even tho people are blaming Boeing
They don't even blame airlines
Where’s the 777x
Where’s the 757 max
WHERES THE 797
guys we should not hate boeing most of its crashes are about the airline maintenance and etc so DONT HATE BOEING
That’s just perfect and a great coincidence
Boeing GIVE US THE FREAKING 747X
Here is Boeing B787-10 Extra Range request:
1)make the plane bigger for central fuel and space for the bigger wing
2)make the wing and wingspans longer for wing fuel
3)Make apu barely and barely bigger for more AC air and Bleed Air
4) make bigger gears for more weight to hold the plane (maybe make the gear tilt more fore extra space)
5)adjustable winglets for fuel efficiency
6) use more fiber
7) make GENX better or more fuel efficient or make another engine that is better or fuel efficient
8) make adjustable lights in cabin in a singular seat so people can have different lights(don’t have to do it)
9) make the plane cheaper than the A350
10) try to make the plane have more range than A350
Make sure to add chevrons
Make sure it has more range cause it is “extra range”
@Boeing says " Bring good to mankind... "
Two American astronauts say, " @Boeing bring us back to earth... "
Then @Boeing hires Jocelyn Chia, " Some jokes don't land... "
Bring back 747
it’s dead we cant
747 not happening, The 747 is no longer viable in today's market with twin engine aircraft like the 787 and a350 being far more efficient in comparison to 4 engine aircraft. Just shush flight simming is the only place where we will have one so womp womp
Where is the queen of the skys the 747 😢🛩
👏🙌
حاط روحك مدير بوينغ آخلادارباباكم🤯😱
Bring back the 747
Why scrap the 767 when you can strap 777 engines to it.
At this rate Boeing just close the comments holy 💀
Voepass 2283...
(I know it's an ATR but don't just mind it)
uh oh… we missin something..
A door maybe
if it is boeing i aint going
COME TO PERTH
ya’ll see me pilots?
_I WOKE IN NEW BOEING 777 💯💯🗣️🗣️🔥👨🏿🦲_
See me there please
Boeing, good luck on beating airbus in everything
BOEING IS NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY INCIDENTS REVOLVING AROUND THE "DOOR PLUG" BOEING WAS RESPONSIBLE FOR WHAT HAPPENED TO THE 737 MAX IN 2019/2018 BUT THE AIRLINES WERE RESPONSIBLE FOR ALOT OF THE BOEING INCIDENTS RIGHT NOW, ALSKA AIRLINES IS RESPONSIBLE FOR POOR MAINTENIENCE AND SO IS UNITED.
Finally someone points that out!
Fr the media is just brainwashing people into hating boeing
not true actually, the door plug incident involved a brand new plane. alaska airlines could have never seen it coming. it is not an airlines responsibility to put in the four key bolts ya know. it honestly could have happened to any airline. but yeah the rest of the incidents that appeared on the news are just simply not boeings fault.
Boeing addmited they were at fault at the door plug and the mcas crash and the wheels are not and only few crashes and incident happen that where boeings fault
Wrong, Boeing admits that they were responsible for not placing in four bolts to secure the door plug while the plane was still on the factory. Is there fault on Alaska Airlines as well for not properly inspecting it? Yes but the main fault is on Boeing for sending the airplane off with missing components.
747 likes😳😳
Monopoly powers
yOOOOO
Boeing: Used StarLiner For Sale, Shipping Not Included.
Massive PR campaign required after recent scandal. But understandable move. Nothing against the company either but hope they do better moving forward.
Help !!!! Emergency !!!!
this is amazing but f-17 when?
never lol
YF-17 was the experimental designation for the F/A-18 Hornet.
@@JacobMarsh7 ohhhhh ok thx :D
bring 747 back
They need to bring back the stranded astronauts first
They wont ever bring it back
Unless something happens that for some reason would need the 747
747 not happening, The 747 is no longer viable in today's market with twin engine aircraft like the 787 and a350 being far more efficient in comparison to 4 engine aircraft. Just shush flight simming is the only place where we will have one so womp womp
@@HERD599 true
I apologize for that it would never happen again keep my mouth shut
Trying to safe their reputation, while so much profits over safety concerns 😂😂
I prefer airbus
Okay, how is that relevant to the video?
@@JacobMarsh7because it’s safer than boeing 😂😂
@@parvesh.5_357 Even still, the comparison between the two has nothing to do with the video.
Boeing Pease un retired the 747 and 767 and 707 and 717
Do not leave md 11 in 2025
not this. not again. OUT is the game
Started by Make sure the so called door doesn't come flying off during flight would be nice 😂 ..
Sure. Fly there on a Boeing. It craps out, and they make you stay. There's a couple of Astronauts on the ISS that provide some insights on traveling on a Boeing ship.
airlines are responsible for the crashes they have, alaska airlines is responsible for the door, and united is responsible for a tire falling off. the 737 max incidents in 2018/2019 were boeing's fault, but now they arent.
@@a300Filmsnope, boeing’s fault with the door plug, it was a brand new plane and the four key bolts that were supposed to be put on in the factory were missing. it could have happened to any airline.
@@a300Films Alaska is not responsible for the door. The door thing happened because when the plane was being manufactured, Boeing didn't take the necessary steps to make sure the door was installed properly. I accept the crashes have been blown out of proportion because the new trend is hating on boeing for everything no matter whose fault it is (though they deserve a lot of the hate), but the Alaska thing was 100% Boeing's fault and there cost cutting measures
@@Satvik_903 but still then alska had poor maintenience and did not make sure that the bolts were secured, bad product, bad maintenience
@777Flims alaska does not maintain thier doors. It is never an airline's job to check the fking door unless they took it apart for maintenance 🤣. If according to you, every airline should check every piece of a plane Boeing delivered to them, then Boeing has some huge safety issues (oh which it fking does 🤣).
Boeing, Boeing, Gone…Hello Airbus. I am safe now.
кто русс
Day three of asking Boeing for a free 747
Airbus better❌
Boeing better ❌
Airbus and Boeing equally better ✅
Eww. Boeing stop it, stop trying to hijack the Singapore brand. 😂
Singapore is not a brand, it's a nation.
@@JacobMarsh7 It's like MADE IN JAPAN or MADE IN GERMANY, actually, they are even better.
@@JacobMarsh7 hush little zoomer
Given its recent history and FAA's restrictions, the only very safe place to fly is their simulators! On the planes, the statistics aren't great nor reassuring.