After a long closure due to the pandemic, the famous Boeing factory tour near Seattle is finally open to the public again. Airplane lovers and aviation enthusiasts can book their tickets to visit the Everett complex, the largest industrial building in the world, where famous models such as the Boeing 777 and 767 and the 737 MAX are manufactured.
Boeing 747s were also produced at the same location, the assembly line of which closed in September 2022, marking the end of a decadeslong era. What is particularly noteworthy is that the factory, built in 1967, was originally designed exclusively for the production of the classic 747.
Before the pandemic, the factory housed production lines not only for the 767 and 777, but also for the legendary 747 and the modern 787. With the end of 747 production and the relocation of Dreamliner production to plants in South Carolina was a Visiting the Everett factory is made even more special as it captures memories of iconic aircraft.
During the 80minute tour, visitors can get a behindthescenes look at the Boeing production line and also enjoy panoramic views of Paine Field from the Skydeck, which overlooks the entire complex. Discounted tickets are $33 for general admission and can be purchased in advance on the museum’s website.
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