Design Engineer Of Boeing 747 Passes Away

Staff July 10, 2002

Everette Webb, one of the four engineers who designed and created the Boeing 747, died last week at the age of 80. According to the Associated Press, Webb retired from Boeing in 1987 after a 46-year career. He was part of the award-winning 747-design team with Joseph Sutter, Kenneth Holtby and...

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