We list here the major Boeing products from its own stable or from its legacy companies. This is not a complete list but gives scope to the board range of products.
Commercial airplanes
- 707 family – KC135 tanker, AWACS
- 717 family – ex McDonnell Douglas MD95
- 727 family – trijet
- 737 family (Classic, Next-Generation, MAX): short- to medium-haul workhorse for global airlines.
- 747 family (-200/-300/-400/-8): the original wide-body “jumbo,” enabled mass long-haul travel and high-capacity cargo.
- 757: single-aisle with trans-Atlantic capability used on “long and thin” routes.
- 767: twin-aisle passenger and freighter; also the baseline for the KC-46 tanker.
- 777 family (-200/-300/-300ER/-200LR/F and 777X program): long-haul twin with high capacity and range.
- 787 Dreamliner (-8/-9/-10): composite fuselage and wing, modern long-haul efficiency; widely adopted for point-to-point routes.
Defense, space & security
- F-15: high-performance air-superiority fighter with modernized variants (e.g., advanced avionics and AESA radar).
- F/A-18E/F Super Hornet & EA-18G Growler: carrier-capable multirole fighter and dedicated electronic attack platform.
- AH-64 Apache: attack helicopter used by many nations; battlefield awareness and precision engagement.
- CH-47 Chinook: heavy-lift helicopter supporting transport, disaster relief, and special operations.
- V-22 Osprey (with Bell): tilt-rotor for long-range, high-speed assault support and logistics.
- P-8A Poseidon: 737-based maritime patrol/ASW aircraft for navies worldwide.
- KC-46A Pegasus: next-generation aerial refueling tanker based on the 767.
- T-7A Red Hawk (with Saab): modular, digital-engineered jet trainer.
- MQ-25 Stingray: carrier-based autonomous refueling aircraft to extend naval air wing reach.
- Satellite systems: communications (including military and commercial), weather, and navigation payloads.
- Space systems: CST-100 Starliner crew spacecraft; contributions to NASA’s Space Launch System core stage and other deep-space hardware; mission operations support.
- X-37B (built by Boeing for the U.S. Space Force): reusable orbital test vehicle demonstrating long-duration, autonomous spaceflight.
- International Space Station
