The 787 Dreamliner Difference

Technical Fellows calculate the contributions of composites

Composites have transformed airplane design, offering advantages in strength, durability and efficiency.

eVTOL Evolution

Innovation and imagination empower advancements in air mobility

Boeing teams collaborate to revolutionize air mobility.

Wings, Wind and Water

Software expertise and sailing experience give engineer a competitive edge

Software application helps teams manage data in flight sciences, loads and dynamics, structures modeling and electromagnetic effects.

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From 'What If' to 'Watch This'

Meet the team breaking communication barriers between the unmanned MQ-25 and the manned F/A-18.

Material Machine

Boeing teammates use the automated tape layup machine to fabricate uniform rotor blade components for the H-47 Chinook.

Tech That Connects

Boeing CTO explains how technologies enhance air travel and advance aerospace innovation.

Calling Currawong

Boeing’s Currawong Battlefield Communications System connects deployed Australian Defence Force units.

Pathways to Poseidon

Leading P-8 Poseidon teammates to produce new aircraft, three engineers believe diverse, collaborative, inclusive teams drive technical excellence and innovation.

Two Firsts for Flight Efficiencies

Two inventions to measure and reduce fuel consumption are the first in-country patents to be granted to Boeing Research & Technology-Brazil.

India Magnified

At Boeing’s engineering and technology campus in Bengaluru, India, teammates are creating technologies that are advancing the aerospace industry worldwide.

From Rowing to Boeing

Company founder hires brothers away from boat building and into aviation history.

Lightening the Launch Load

Satellite structures lighten up with inventive use of additive manufacturing

Going With the Flow

Curiosity inspires engineer to build his own wind tunnel

Contact Centennial

Over the past century, aerial refueling has evolved into the backbone of military aviation.

X-66A: Bracing for the Next Big Wing

Boeing engineers share early ideas for airplane with high, long, thin wings braced by diagonal struts, or trusses, attached to the fuselage.

Wonderful Whirl

Watch an MH-139A Grey Wolf land at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base in Ohio. 

New IQ: Keeping the Wonder in Engineering

Innovation Quarterly tells of engineers who are transforming their knowledge from outside pursuits into new ideas for additive manufacturing, aircraft design, autonomy and more.

Novel Network

Deployable, secure radio network has potential to improve military readiness.

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