Boeing is a major aerospace company that produces a wide range of commercial and military aircraft. Here is a list of some of the most well-known planes produced by Boeing, along with the year they were first introduced and whether they are primarily used for cargo, passenger, or special purpose:
- 747 - 1969 - Passenger and Cargo
- 737 - 1967 - Passenger
- 757 - 1982 - Passenger
- 767 - 1981 - Passenger and Cargo
- 777 - 1994 - Passenger
- 787 - 2011 - Passenger
- 737 MAX - 2017 - Passenger
- 747-8 - 2011 - Passenger and Cargo
- 747-400 - 1985 - Passenger and Cargo
- 727 - 1963 - Passenger
- 737-800 - 1997 - Passenger
- 747-300 - 1983 - Passenger and Cargo
- 747-200 - 1971 - Passenger and Cargo
- 747SP - 1976 - Special Purpose
- 717 - 1998 - Passenger
- 787-8 Dreamliner- 2009 - Passenger
- 787-9 Dreamliner - 2013 - Passenger
- 787-10 Dreamliner - 2018 - Passenger
- 737-900 - 2001 - Passenger
- 737-700 - 1997 - Passenger
- 737-600 - 1998 - Passenger
- 747-400ER - 2002 - Passenger and Cargo
- 747-8F - 2011 - Cargo
- 747-8I - 2011 - Passenger
- 757-200 - 1982 - Passenger
- 757-300 - 1999 - Passenger
- 767-200 - 1982 - Passenger and Cargo
- 767-300 - 1986 - Passenger and Cargo
- 767-300ER - 1988 - Passenger and Cargo
- 767-400ER - 2000 - Passenger
Please note that this is not an exhaustive list and there are many other planes produced by Boeing, including military aircraft and planes that are no longer in production. Also, the classification of cargo and passenger aircraft may not be completely accurate as some of the aircrafts can be used for both purposes.
Boeing is a major aerospace company that produces a wide range of commercial and military aircraft. Here is a list of some of the most well-known military aircrafts produced by Boeing, along with the year they were first introduced and their primary purpose:
- F-15 Eagle - 1972 - Air Superiority Fighter
- F/A-18 Super Hornet - 1995 - Strike Fighter
- AH-64 Apache - 1975 - Attack Helicopter
- CH-47 Chinook - 1962 - Transport Helicopter
- P-8 Poseidon - 2013 - Anti-Submarine Warfare
- C-17 Globemaster III - 1991 - Transport Aircraft
- E-3 Sentry - 1977 - Airborne Early Warning and Control
- E-6 Mercury - 1989 - Strategic Communications
- E-8 Joint STARS - 1989 - Ground Surveillance
- T-45 Goshawk - 1991 - Training Aircraft
- F-22 Raptor - 1997 - Stealth Air Superiority Fighter
- C-40 Clipper - 2001 - Transport Aircraft
This is not an exhaustive list, as there are many other military aircraft produced by Boeing and other manufacturers. Additionally, the list is not up to date as the company might have produced new military aircrafts after the knowledge cutoff date of 2021. Also, the classification of the aircrafts may not be completely accurate as some of the aircrafts can be used for different purposes.
- B-52 Stratofortress - 1952 - Strategic Bomber
- B-1 Lancer - 1974 - Supersonic Bomber
- KC-46 Pegasus - 2011 - Aerial Refuelling
- V-22 Osprey - 1989 - Tiltrotor Aircraft
- H-47 Chinook - 1962 - Transport Helicopter
- H-46 Sea Knight - 1962 - Transport Helicopter
- H-6 Little Bird - 1961 - Attack Helicopter
- H-53 Sea Stallion - 1964 - Transport Helicopter
Please note that this is not an exhaustive list and there are many other military aircraft produced by Boeing and other manufacturers. Additionally, the list is not up to date as the company might have produced new military aircrafts after the knowledge cutoff date of 2021. Also, the classification of the aircrafts may not be completely accurate as some of the aircrafts can be used for different purposes. Additionally, some of these planes are no longer in production and might not be in service anymore. It's always best to check the official website of Boeing or consult the relevant authorities for the most up-to-date information.
Here is a list of some of the most well-known refueling aircrafts produced by Boeing, along with the year they were first introduced and their primary purpose:
- KC-135 Stratotanker - 1957 - Aerial Refueling
- KC-46 Pegasus - 2011 - Aerial Refueling
- KC-10 Extender - 1981 - Aerial Refueling
- 767-2C - 2020 - Aerial Refueling
Please note that this list is not exhaustive as there might be other aircrafts that were produced by Boeing specifically for aerial refueling purposes. Additionally, the list is not up to date as the company might have produced new military aircrafts after the knowledge cutoff date of 2021. Also, the classification of the aircrafts may not be completely accurate as some of the aircrafts can be used for different purposes. Additionally, some of these planes are no longer in production and might not be in service anymore. It's always best to check the official website of Boeing or consult the relevant authorities for the most up-to-date information.
Special-purpose planes refer to aircrafts that are designed for specific or unique missions. Here is a list of some of the most well-known special-purpose planes produced by Boeing, along with the year they were first introduced and their primary purpose:
- 747-200F - 1971 - Freighter
- 747-400ERF - 2002 - Freighter
- 747-8F - 2011 - Freighter
- 747SP - 1976 - Special Purpose
- E-3 Sentry - 1977 - Airborne Early Warning and Control
- E-6 Mercury - 1989 - Strategic Communications
- E-8 Joint STARS - 1989 - Ground Surveillance
- 747 Dreamlifter - 2006 - Transport of Boeing 787 parts
- P-8 Poseidon - 2013 - Anti-Submarine Warfare
Please note that this list is not exhaustive as there might be other aircrafts that were produced by Boeing specifically for special-purpose missions. Additionally, the list is not up to date as the company might have produced new special-purpose planes after the knowledge cutoff date of 2021. Also, the classification of the aircrafts may not be completely accurate as some of the aircrafts can be used for different purposes. Additionally, some of these planes are no longer in production and might not be in service anymore. It's always best to check the official website of Boeing or consult the relevant authorities for the most up-to-date information.
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