June 29 is the day the first Boeing took off

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June 29 is the day the first Boeing took off

  Invented on June 29, 1916 by American engineer William Boeing. On June 1916, 29, he sent a professional pilot to test the aircraft, but the pilot did not arrive on time, so the designer himself steered the steering wheel. On July 1916, 15, the Boeing Company was registered and later renamed the Boeing Airhlane Company. Two years later, about 300 seaplanes for the navy began to be built in workshops employing more than 50 workers. By 1927, Boeing began producing fighter and mail planes. Hundreds of orders were received in one year. In 1929, America took one of the leading positions in the aviation industry. Today, Boeing is the world's largest manufacturer of military transport and passenger jets. It has customers in 145 countries around the world, and the company has production facilities and laboratories in several locations. Its enterprises employ 147 workers and employees. Currently, 9 Boeing jets are used worldwide. The latest model of the Boeing 1998 has been produced since 777. Boeing is a promising company that exports its products to many countries. In particular, Uzbekistan also uses its aircraft.