Versão em portuguêsBoeing will celebrate its 100th anniversary at the Farnborough International Airshow, displaying advanced commercial and defense platforms, and presenting a unique exhibit to commemorate its first century and look ahead to the future.
The first jetliner of Boeing’s second century—the 737 MAX—will make its air show debut with flying displays from July 11-14. Boeing expects to deliver the first 737 MAX 8 in the first half of 2017, ahead of schedule.
A 787-9 Dreamliner to be delivered to ANA, Japan’s largest airline, will also participate in the flying display from July 11-13. The airplane will be the first ever in a Japanese airline livery to participate at the Farnborough Airshow.
Other Boeing commercial airplanes on display include a new Volga-Dnepr 747-8 Freighter, which will be at the show from July 11-13.
The multi-mission P-8A, a military derivative of the Next-Generation 737-800 that provides advanced anti-submarine and anti-surface warfare capabilities, will join Boeing’s multi-role F/A-18F Super Hornet fighter in demonstrating versatile capabilities during daily flying displays. The P-8A aircraft also will be on static display along with an F/A-18E Super Hornet and an F-15E Strike Eagle.
Boeing is marking 100 years of innovation with a special pavilion that will be open throughout the show. In addition to interactive displays showcasing the company’s past, present and future technologies, the Boeing Centennial Experience will also feature kiosks with access to the digital archive of every issue of “Aviation Week & Space Technology”, which is also celebrating its 100th year. The pavilion (OE5) will be located opposite the Boeing main chalet (B 1-6), across Bofors Hill, next to Hall 2.
An app called Boeing Innovations, intended for guests to use during their visit to the pavilion, will be available for download in July through iTunes and Google Play.
As part of its first century celebration, Boeing is sponsoring “Above and Beyond,” a new interactive exhibition about the wonders of flight and humankind’s remarkable journey to space. This family-friendly exhibition, created in collaboration with NASA, is intended to inspire the next wave of engineers, pilots and astronauts. “Above and Beyond” will be open to the public at the National Maritime Museum in Greenwich until August 29 (www.rmg.co.uk/see-do/
In addition, aviation enthusiasts will have the opportunity to purchase exclusive products featuring Boeing Centennial designs, heritage collection and aircraft models from the merchandise trailer area and Gate B merchandise tent locations at the show.
Historic Boeing airplanes will also appear during the public week-end on flying or static display, including a P-51D Mustang, a B-17 Flying Fortress, a DC-3 Dakota and a B-25 Mitchell, among others.
Together with the Royal Aeronautical Society, Boeing will present RANS Coyote II airplanes built by students from the “Schools Build a Plane Challenge” – a STEM initiative targeted at young people in UK secondary schools: www.boeing.co.uk/sbap. One of the light aircraft, constructed by pupils from Ercall Wood Technology College in Telford, will participate in the flying display on July 15. Another aircraft, which is in mid-construction at North East Wolverhampton Academy will also feature in the static display.
Boeing will hold a series of briefings for news media during the show, as listed below. Media attending the show should check the briefing schedule daily for updates at the Boeing-sponsored Media Centre and the Boeing media chalet in row B 1-6.
Note: All times listed below are local to Farnborough.
Monday, July 11 – Thursday, July 14
The 737 MAX will be available for tours to accredited members of the news media:
- Monday, July 11 – 11.30-12.30
- Tuesday, July 12 – CLOSED
- Wednesday, July 13 –10.00-11.00 (with Global Eagle Entertainment Wi-Fi demonstration)
- Thursday, July 14 – 11.30-12.30
Monday, July 11
09.45 2016 Current Market Outlook – Radlett Suite, Media Centre Hall 1A
Boeing Commercial Airplanes Vice President of Marketing Randy Tinseth and Senior Vice President of Sales and Marketing John Wojick will reveal the new Current Market Outlook data and address current industry and commercial aviation market conditions.
12.00 V-22 Media Briefing with Joint Program Office– Hatfield Room, Media Centre Hall 1A
U.S. Marine Corps Col. Dan Robinson, V-22 Joint Program Office program manager, will brief V-22 operational capabilities and future advancements, to include CV-22, CMV-22, and MV-22.
Tuesday, July 12
10.30 Cargo Market Outlook Briefing – Volga-Dnepr Chalet, Cargo Village
Boeing Commercial Airplanes Vice President of Marketing Randy Tinseth will provide an overview of Boeing’s assessment of the current air cargo market.
11.00 P-8 Media Briefing with U.S. Navy – Hatfield Room, Media Centre Hall 1A
U.S. Navy Capt. Tony Rossi, program manager for the Maritime Patrol & Reconnaissance Aircraft program office, and Steve Tripp, Boeing Global Sales & Marketing, will provide an update on the P-8 program.
12.00 Commercial Airplane Development Briefing– Boeing Media Chalet Theatre
Boeing Commercial Airplanes Vice President and General Manager of Airplane Development Mike Delaney provides update on the company’s newest commercial jetliners currently in development – 737 MAX, 787-10 Dreamliner and 777X.
Friday, July 16
09.30 Futures Day Lectures for students – Boeing Media Chalet
Richard Pillans, Boeing Chief Test Pilot and former British Army Helicopter Pilot and Flight Commander, will give a talk about his experiences as the head of the team of pilots and engineers who oversee all Boeing Military Aircraft flight operations for Boeing Defence UK, including the Royal Air Force’s fleet of Chinook helicopters. Second session to be held at 10.20; third session at 11.15.
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