If you happen to be on the left coast of North America, and you find yourself in the surrounds of Seattle, you might have to wait for one of the (interminably long) trains that girdle the country.
And, if you do, you may gasp when you see what looks like a space-age passenger train, but turns out to be Boeing 737 jets. What is going on here?
Well, simply – Boeing needs to get their parts – in this case – fuselages – from one part of the country to another. The trains are the best option for this (and trains just make loads of sense in so many ways.)
It makes us wonder why they don’t pre-install the seats in the fuselage and turn it into a train service, as well. That’s thinking outside of the “box.” Hey Boeing, we’re available for other travel consulting tips. Give us a call.
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