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How Boeing makes airplanes in the largest building in the world

I’ve toured this place. It’s amazing.

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Air travel nowadays is perhaps best described as dull: it’s possible to make it all the way across the country without even knowing what kind of airplane you’re on. But airplanes are still these giant, magical machines that allow people to fly, and one of the best places to get in touch with everything that goes into making such things possible is Boeing’s stupendously large production plant in Everett, Washington.

The Boeing Everett Factory is where 747s, 767s, 777s and the new 787 Dreamliners are all put together. Airplanes are big, and Boeing is building a lot of them all at once, so the company needs a huge building to get it all done in. In fact, “huge” doesn’t evenbegin to cover the size of this place.
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