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737-900 Fuselage Manufacturing
On April 27, 2000, the fuselage of the first Boeing Next-Generation 737-900 arrived at Boeing's Renton, WA, plant by railcar from Wichita, KA. 737-900 fuselages are shown here in assembly at Wichita.
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BI223175
Boeing ID
k60610
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Keywords
2000s
737 family
737-900
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airplanes
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Boeing Wichita Plant
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commercial passenger planes
currently in production
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fuselages
ground shots
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jets
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Next-Generation 737
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repetition
silver color
structural systems
unpainted
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Wichita
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