>1961 & B1 Seaplan
Boeing Model 1 or B&W (the initials of its designers, Boeing and Westervelt) was the company’s first aircraft. This biplane aircraft had wings of different lengths and was made of wood and covered with linen.
B1-Seaplan
>1920 & Model 40
Model 40 Designed as a mail plane, Model 40 was soon turned into the first commercial Boeing passenger airplane. Model 40 radial engine allowed Model 40 to carry 1,000 pounds (454 kg) of mail and two passengers.
Model 40
>1935 & DC-3
The Douglas DC-3 is a cult airplane, which made commercial flights profitable. One of the most popular in the history of aviation. C-47 or well known name Dakota, Skytrain is a military model of this cult plane model Douglas DC-3. C-47 generally used as a military transportion plane.
DC-3
>1938 & Clipper 314
The 314 returned aircraft into the era of sailing ships. This seaplane used to carry people across the Pacific prior to the Second World War. Moreover, the aircraft offered its passengers high level of comfort, as it comprised a recreation room, a restaurant, 36 seats unfolding into beds and men’s and women’s toilets among other facilities.
Clipper-314