Boeing 737 MAX winglets in the wind

[@rhysbowles6425]

0:30 such innovation, must have taken years to think on

[@saltof1]

sOOOO originals, remember the MD-11? in the 80's Mcdonnel Douglas came up with those winglettes....

[@DavidDewis]

Another step closer to finally having X wings. Lol

[@jo-oy4vj]

lmao

[@Supahemz]

i love the new winglets, there's nothing bad about them. they're better and more efficient than the old ones

[@b707master5]

why they Doesnt make a smoke so i can see the vertex :(

[@marshalcraft]

B707MASTER vortex*

[@TheStifmeister777]

Every Boeing should be painted like this. Makes it look that much more elegant

[@Manintoga]

But what if I'm.... BALD? AHAA MR SCIENCE MAAAAAN!!! YOU DIDN'T FIGURE THAT VARIABLE INTO YOUR CALCULATIONS NOW DID YOU??!! Manintoga: ONE Science: ZERO!

[@timwynn6079]

do they sell those winglets separately without the wings and the airplane. I wanna hook it up to my CR-V and see if it actually hellps the fuel efficiency..

[@PineappleOranges]

If I recall correctly from the NASA ebook: The Apollo of Aeronautics, McDonnell Douglas was one of the industry leaders working with NASA during the ACEE Program. Research for winglets was done on the MD-10. By doing so, they quickly integrated this technology into their MD-11 in 1986. Also, Boeing and McDonnel Douglas merged in 1997! The Boeing 737 MAX winglets are original in their own way.

[@bmused55]

Great information.... but why is Zapp Brannigan narrating?

[@pabloaviation]

does anybody know how this scale model it's made? Is there any video about the build of this replica? or do you know what's the material they are using? it is hollow?

[@AaronShenghao]

It have a bit difference between the 737 Max wing let with the Airbus old wing let. It is a 3-wat hybird which mix the old 737 wing let with blended winglet and the wing tip fence (which air bus used.) Also this winglet's lower winglet is much bigger than any winglet before it. But I do agree that Airbus's winglet really just looks like Boeing's 737 NG winglet

[@matthewsnicholas123]

Surprisingly, the neo has more customers.

[@Associated25]

In 2017 hopefully my aviation career will be taking off. May be in the future I will be flying one of these. A dream of mine for southwest airlines.

[@jm08a31]

Toys for scientists! That's what they are!

[@marshalcraft]

disliked because no showing of actual model with wind in win tunnel.

[@TheCrazy135]

He said when it's coming out in the video.....

[@PineappleOranges]

1950's is a little too soon. :P NASA Ebook: The Apollo of Aeronautics Page 53 & 54 - It states that Whitcomb developed the idea, of winglets, in 1974 and published the results of his study in July 1976.

[@jamesmerkel9442]

u need to widen the pinch pnt of the V to a curve, & the vertical winglet should b 65% to 35% for bottom n size. I called it a tune fork design & when done right should make the ride much smoother.

[@flchange]

do you know if the max will include any of the dreamliner tech, like electric packs, etc? also will it retain the old overhead panel with the typical switches or will it transition to a newer one, like the 777 or dremliner?.

[@evilassaultweaponeer]

Why didn't you fly Concorde more often? If you had, they may have kept them in operation.

[@yoyoyoyoshua]

all of the final assembly lines are in the US but all of the suppliers are around the world

[@treldib2]

Almost all of their manufacturing plants are in the US ._. Their international headquarters is in Chicago, Illinois

[@BoeingvsAirbus1578]

The MAX comes in three different models, the MAX-7 will be the smallest, flying the shortest routes. The MAX-8 will be the base model of which the MAX-7 is shortened from and the MAX-9 is stretched, and will fly more passengers than the -7. The MAX-9 is the most efficient, highest in capacity and has longest range of all of the new 737 MAX family.

[@hananielsetiawan]

love the winglet!

[@jamesmerkel9442]

A stiffener vertical rib n that protrudes (slight bump)thru wing just body close of center forces n & all vibration out the end of the wings instead of back to the cabin(55%flex wing & 45% doesn't w/out hving to thicken the wing).

[@Nine-TailedFox4]

+James Merkel Because boeing engineers are reading your comment right?

[@colinboone9920]

Wow 2 years ahead of the expected delivery

[@helgaschmidlap246]

+Colin Boone Boeing is so far ahead of Airbus it's incredible and the only new change to the Airbus A320neo is the Made In The Good Ole USA fuel efficient GE LeapX engines other than that the A320neo IS the same ole piece of shit it always been.

[@mike398100]

I would be SOOO honored to ride on the beautiful aircraft!!!

[@opaldix]

airbus "wingtip fence" are from McDonnell Douglas and "sharklets" are from Aviation Partners/Boeing. Cool inventions airbus.

[@fsxaddictx]

Don't forget about the Boeing Renton Factory in Renton, Washington.

[@donlew8222]

Where is the best seat, incase of a crash?

[@AirborneRenegade]

When is the 7E7 going to be announced

[@anteeko]

Damned first commercial flight in 2017? There must be a lot more than just engine and wind iprovement?

[@TheDavidloxley]

im an airbus fan but i still woulndnt dislike this video, boeing are still amazing! love the new winglet too, beats the 'sharklets' of the A320neo!

[@Sheriefabraham]

Dear Boeing, please please please...Bigger cabin windows on the max! bigger than the c series or the a320s. It will create a very positive experience for the passengers and will always be preferred!

[@BeatsbyDreLasVegas]

@Associated25 Why Southwest? Staying domestic?

[@jkyet]

Type certification of an entirely new model takes 5 years, from application to the authorities until final type certification. Plus if you compare to the A320 neo that will take 3 years. Do you not agree?

[@EinkOLED]

It says a 13 percent saving over the existing NG due to the new wing, engines and airframe.

[@timi707_1]

Boeing puts winglets on airliners to reduce the strength of wingtip vortices for more efficient flight, not for youtube commenters to like or dislike the "look" of them.

[@Foxx_33]

I would really want to be a part of the team that makes the models! :D

[@MNHambali]

I do hope they still change this winglets with the raked one. :)

[@momatedise]

do you know how much a ticket with concorde went for?

[@mariodebontridder]

i love the old winglets also because their so HUGE!! but if this is beter... well ok.. and i can't wait to spot a B737MAX at my favorite airport Brussels intl airport!!! ;)

[@Himlagglol]

But Im now heading to college in August,would this plane be ready on time? I want to fly this!

[@leandropimenta]

try searching on google for "boeing everett factory" this is just one example. It has been there for a long time

[@RubenRodriguezSotelo]

Beautiful Aircraft

[@andyskateboarder]

The factory and headquarters are in the US -.-

[@AaronShenghao]

Yeah but that is way too SMALL compare with this one. And MD11 didn't actually put upper and lower winglet together, it is like a smaller downward winglet with fallowed by a much bigger upwared winglet.

[@minitrundle]

5 YEARS UNTIL THEY DELIVER! Thats disappointing :(

[@Kaipeternicolas]

Those Winglets are from Airbus, aren't they. Cool invention Boeing.

[@AEDardon]

Can't wait, I want to see it flying! :D

[@anteeko]

What about electric flight control and all electric sys? (as 787)

[@giova240]

i think he means that the new airbus sharklets look similar to boeing´s winglets and airbus winglets look like new boeing´s winglets

[@N0616JCProductions]

Very true. Also, given that MD was merged with Boeing, that means, in a sense, Boeing have this technology decades before EADS/Airbus. Some people don't study their aviation history well. Also, those winglet look nothing like those from Airbus, the A380 have to same type of winglet (wing fences actually), as everyone of their aircraft with the exception of A300/330/400.

[@trent8002003]

All new? Hardly. MD11 already did it with the whitcomb winglet.

[@airplanefreaks]

Is the MAX a 737-900?

[@BoeingvsAirbus1578]

The "new" Airbus A320 winglet is exactly the same of that on a 737NG.

[@JMxVideos]

What's going on with the winglets, now airbus uses boeing's winglets, and boeing uses airbus winglets, this is crazy!

[@mw2orblackops]

well the good thing is it will be ready for when i hope to be a pilot :)

[@CxC2007]

MD11 used to habe one of those, but smaller

[@deltafan909]

It's going to take you guys 5 years to get a plane with new winglets and engines delivered...? I expect good things. :)

[@ConsoleGenerationZz]

Keep up the good work Boeing!

[@WWIIArsenal]

Why don't work Boeing and Airbus together for at least one project. Both companies have so many different good ideas.

[@14duffytc1]

Haven't Airbus already got them on their A320s?

[@rogueleader6509]

Soooo when goes it airborn

[@xx0xMADDOGx0xx]

Mow much Composites are in the new 737 Max? its already made up most of the 787.

[@Lo0o0odak]

Winglet looks like the one on the MD-11

[@i_am_smitty]

looks pretty cool... dear santa!

[@TheXdog5]

I thought I was the only one who thought that, at least somebody else saw sense.

[@dsuth]

Boeing's incredible flexibility in engineering design.

[@ivanong9310]

so cool

[@lessevdoolbretsim]

Those engines look like they belong on the Bat Plane.

[@Seedh]

airbus and boing are trading winglets!

[@saboter123]

So basically, Boeing and Airbus changed winglets between the 737 and A320

[@ikolkyo967]

This looks nothing like it in my opinion I see how but it really doesn't. You should be saying copied the 737NG winglet with the "sharklets"

[@costerboy98]

it looks like airbus and Boeing is switching there wing lets

[@Beneluxflights]

So cool !

[@RSU1018]

737 need more powerful engines for airports in height: El Alto la paz Bolivia ICAO: SLLP Bogota Colombia ICAO: SKBO between other airports in height

[@MrGorgak]

Lol, the narrator is Zapp Brannigan.

[@hirung]

That beautiful winglets ....make Boeing 737Max more sexy....

[@gemqantasa380]

Hope QANTAS get this aircraft

[@geraldo209]

keep in mind that on neo airbus finally gave up on their silly triangle shaped winglet and applied the normal winglet shape wich boeing has been using for decades already. so whos failing? XD

[@peminatgame2748]

unic design

[@rockymountainrandom]

The winglets are cool, but I'm kind of disappointed by the name. Companies are kind of getting lazy with names.

[@richardsimpotuts]

These are very different to airbuses "winglets"...

[@AustraliaProductionz]

Yep

[@exmarine66]

luv it

[@mattjune123]

it is

[@DEROCK72]

exactly what i was gonna say..so true..

[@gee33333]

They're different than airbus'. Isn't Airbus copying Boeing's anyways?

[@cpe1704tks.]

13 percent, really?

[@lessevdoolbretsim]

That's massive.

[@guitarstar717]

Excellent winglet Boring. Airbus will be ripping this winglet design off as well, Just like they ripped off the 787 with their A350. Boeing build the best airliners in the sky period.

[@titoskie]

john leahy in dogy smile when he watch this video.

[@anteeko]

Winglet and sharklet are neither boeing nor an airbus invention?? There are known since a looong time in aviation...

[@Chris430521]

Just watch soon your gonna here from airbus saying they have an a new a320 max with a new winglet

[@fromtheinsides]

ahah it like when you increase a little engine efeciency, you can put less fuel, if you put less fuel, the plane will be lighter, engines need less fuel, you can put even less of it... and to infinity.. :)

[@grannygotswag]

too bad, deliver it in 2017 that's a while ...

[@007ismi]

Lovely bird xD

[@patrickpan1643]

exatly.

[@pawlu7243]

Jan karennrwds😄😄