New Boeing 797 - Just Crush The Airbus Forever!
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- Опубліковано 15 чер 2024
- Get ready to be amazed by Boeing's latest innovation: the Boeing 797! This groundbreaking aircraft is set to revolutionize aviation, bridging the gap between narrow-body and wide-body planes. The Boeing 797 promises to deliver unparalleled efficiency, comfort, and range, catering to both passengers and airlines. With seating for up to 275 passengers and a range of up to 5,000 nautical miles, it’s designed to cover long distances while reaching more remote locations. Powered by a new, highly efficient turbofan engine and featuring an advanced composite design, the 797 is poised to outperform its competition. Tune in to find out why the Boeing 797 is the game-changer Boeing needs to reclaim its dominance in the skies!
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and when you wake up was morning and Boeing was still struggling with 737...
Yeah, they may be struggling now, but they're going to Change the Aviation industry Forever 🙂
I’m not confident flying with Boeing anymore … PERIOD!
@@chespocket1756 I understand.... Hopefully, the 797 can help rebuild trust.
I am sorry but I feel safer with Airbus.
@@InfoBard I am not confident with Boeing especially how they handle the situation on the crash of 737. Enough said.
Blah blah blah, all I hear is more money for shareholders of airlines and a more miserable dense seating arrangement than we have now.
While airlines do aim for profits, new planes like the Boeing 797 can improve fuel efficiency and ticket prices. Hopefully, airlines will also consider passenger comfort.
After the MAX headache are you shore they will by this junk. I am not so shore. You think twice if you see Boeing at the stand these days. The USA taxpayers are keeping it afloat with military contracts. Boeing is on life support. Airbus doing fine
Forget Airbus, just try to keep it in the air.
Really 🤔
@@InfoBard yes
Woke American company using cheep untrained labour and run by black rock. The people trying to tell use why Boeing fail keep turning up dead 😳 airbus are laughing at these clowns.
I still never want to fly on a Boeing ever again.
Everyone is commenting against them on the video. It seems they've already lost trust in the industry. I hope they take these seriously to make improvements, but it looks like it might be too late now.
yeah but think about all the cars brands you have driven that have had safety failures and cost lives ...
I still wanna fly it. I mean it's still an aircraft which is still the safest method of transportation, and most of the Boeing incident lately has not been fatal, except the 737max ofc
@@JoeMama1190yesyes Agreed
@@InfoBardwe havent lost trust in the industry weve lost trust in boeing. America isnt the world
Much buzz, rumors and... hopes. And if they by any chance turn out to be true, then MAYBE in 10 years we could see first certified 797 start flying... (and that's even optimistic)
In 10 years, we might have flying cars before the 797 takes off!
Boeing is not in a position to design/build new aircraft. Watch Mentour Pilots videos on Boeing, and we already have flying cars. They're rare but there are still some out there.
Why make a new plane when you still have planes with problems? Fix the existing problems first. While the faulty planes are still flying your reputation won't be saved.
Point ❤❤
nah I'm good with an Airbus monopoly. The sky would be a lot safer
Agreed, Airbus is solid. Boeing is struggling hard ....Let's see if they can compete with Airbus specilly on safety.
Boeing, Boeing Gone. Gone is the former excellent safety culture crucial to aviation safety due to cost cutting culture. Thanks Lockheed!
It's disappointing to see the impact of cost cutting on safety. Let's hope Boeing can return to its former standards and prioritize safety
Please, Boeing, don't 'eff-up' this one as well, the fans need a hometown win. Eh, who am I kidding, they'll screw the pooch on this one, too.
Everyone is commenting against them on the video. It seems they've already lost trust in the industry. I hope they take these seriously to make improvements, but it looks like it might be too late now.
Trust these clowns 🤣🤣🤣 doors falling off, Dutch rolls, max crashes, fake titanium the list goes on and on. Run by black rock 🙄 say no more
Is this vid financed by boeing? It feels more like a corporate promo video then a balanced, informative video. I doubt "revolutionize" is quite the right word!
They are struggling to regain trust, and we are just trying to appreciate their efforts. We will also create videos on their mistakes and Boeing plane crashes this month, so keep following for balanced content. Thanks!
Shouldn't lower cabin pressure be a bad thing, as the body has to endure bigger pressure changes during the flight?
Lower cabin pressure is actually closer to sea level pressure, which can make flights more comfortable and reduce fatigue. It’s designed to make the flying experience better for passengers.
@@InfoBard I think you got something confused. Air pressure on sea level is ~ 1 bar. Air pressure 10 km up is about 0,2 - 0,3 bar, so it's lower. This makes sense, as the higher you are less air is pressing down on you from above. The same principle as in diving, only that water is heavier so the pressure increases 1 bar every 10 m.
@@InfoBard Wrong
2:10 the text says 4200nm and the commentator says 4500 nm. I hope it doesn't run out of fuel when someone thinks doing 4200+ nm!
Thanks for catching that! I'll make sure to correct it to avoid any confusion.
Looks like a shortened 787? Even if Boeing can develop it, can they get the QA right? The only people buying 737s are budget airlines on massive discounts. Boeing needs to win trust again. It can but it’s a long haul
They are struggling and keep introducing new adjustments, but they've lost a lot of trust. It will take time to regain it.
Trust long gone. Very very hard to win it back. More incidents of Boeing aircraft every week. Game over if the US taxpayers where not keeping it afloat
If its Boeing, i aint going.
Why...even with Latest Version ?
B52 says "I beg to differ".
LMAO, Boing has other problems . 797 bigger version or bigger problems than the 737
Boeing's had its issues, but let's see if the 797 can turn things around ...Hope
@@InfoBard sadly Boing even screwed the hope. The last time we said ( and they too) that Boing learned their lesson and will now work hard to improve was after people died when Boing screwed up . Remember the issue with the software ?
We have passed the finger crossed, and hope it will get better they did just moved on with bad quality control and bad judgement .
@@sempertalis1230 Yes, I remember, even their pilots had issues with the software. Let's see if the 797 will make a difference, but if they're just repeating the same mistakes, they must be in trouble.
Calling the 797 "breaking news" is an unfortunate turn of phrase.
I didn't mean to cause any confusion. I'll be more careful with my wording next time
If it's a Boeing I ain't going!
This is some marketing bullshit. e.g., "Boeing aims to [select a more fuel-efficient engine] that outperforms the eA321." (3:10). That means a lot! Have they chosen yet? Have they started designing one?
do you know what "boing" means in german? "Boooom!"
Is this a pep-talk by Boeing for Boeing ? I am not impressed.
They are struggling with improvements. This is just an appreciation video
Before bigmouthing against airbus try to get your 737-800 airborn without crashing it....
They are trying to regain trust ...