Boeing - future flying outlook

[Kadachiman]

http://www.news.com.au/travel/world-travel/boeings-outlook-for-aviation-is-38050-new-aircraft-in-20-years/story-e6frfqci-1227395318540

Interesting outlook on the flying future by Boeing

[azdozer]

I just find amazing that after 30+ years, the Boeing 767 is still the most comfortable way to cross the Atlantic. I wish there would be some kind of next-gen project for the 767.

[racineraiders]

These concept planes are pretty badass http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-2982691/Flight-2030-Super-quiet-Progress-Eagle-concept-plane-three-decks-generates-power-314-ft-wingspan.html

[JumboShrimp]

I just find amazing that after 30+ years, the Boeing 767 is still the most comfortable way to cross the Atlantic. I wish there would be some kind of next-gen project for the 767.

I agree completely.  767 has the most passenger friendly seating arrangement: 2-3-2.

[azdozer]

I agree completely.  767 has the most passenger friendly seating arrangement: 2-3-2.

I truly love the 767, I have had the pleasure of flying on it a few times with LOT Polish, Delta and even got a chance to fly on a 767-200 on Continental from EWR-TXL. All great flights, it's just not the same on any other airliner. Going to be sad when it's gone which I hope is a very long time from now.

[JumboShrimp]

I was on one earlier this year, YYZ - SXM.