Boeing planes

The Boeing was founded in 1916 with its first plane being the Boeing model 1 also known as B & W seaplane. It was a US single engine plane and was made by William Boeing and Lt. Conrad Westervelt. 

The Boeing model 2

The Boeing Model 2, also known as the Boeing Model C, and its variants were American two-seat training seaplanes. They represented the first "all-Boeing" design and marked the company's first financial success.

The Model 3

The Boeing Model 3, also known as the C-5, was an early seaplane developed by Boeing in the 1910s. It was a slightly revised version of the Boeing Model 2 (C-4) and was primarily used as a trainer aircraft. The Model 3 featured a Hall-Scott A-7A engine with 100 horsepower, a wingspan of 43 feet 10 inches, and a maximum speed of 72.7 mph.

Modern Boeing planes 

I'm not just going to talk about Boeing models from the past. Boeing has made some great planes starting from 1916 to now. Boeing has made it so far so they will never stop creating different models.

The first Airbus plane 

The Airbus A300 is a significant aircraft in aviation history. It was the first twin-engine, wide-body airliner, Built by Airbus from 1971 to 2007.

 The second plane of Airbus the A310 

The Airbus A310 is a wide-body aircraft designed and built by Airbus. It was introduced in 1983 and is a shorter version of the Airbus A300.

The best medium-range airliner by Airbus THE A320

The A320 was the best mid-range airliner for its time. It is powered by two Pratt and Whitney PW1000G engines. It was a big success for Airbus.    

Modern Airbus

Airbus has been a really good plane company ever since. Airbus has been a big hit with their high tech A350. So far Airbus has been a good market convincing airlines to buy their planes.

The DC-3

In 1935, McDonnell Douglas made its first plane The DC-3. This model was originally used for transporting militants during WWII. After WWII it was used for transporting people across the world.