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The first flight of every 777 is a passage across the world's largest building, the Boeing assembly plant in Everett, WA. Boeing engineers used digital computers to design, electronically reassemble,and test the entire 777 airplane before the first jetliner ever took to the air. It was the first time this had ever been done.
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BI215708
Boeing ID
k58103
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1990s
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head on views
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