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The Boeing 737 has been flying passengers since the 1960s, and the family keeps getting reinvented. The newest chapter i...
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Two Boeing 737s can roll off the same assembly line in the same month, wear the same paint, and carry the same number of...
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A shiny part in a sealed bag looks trustworthy. It has a fresh finish, a clean serial number, and a barcode that scans. ...
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Two airplanes carry most of the world's short and medium haul traffic. One wears a Boeing badge. The other wears an Airb...
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Two Boeing widebodies. One has four engines and a hump on its nose. The other has two engines so big that a person can s...
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A shiny aircraft part with no paperwork is a paperweight. That sounds harsh, but it is close to the truth. In aviation, ...
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