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TUKWILA, Washington--On Sunday, Boeing plans to formally unveil its long-awaited 747-8 Intercontinental, a plane that it says will be the most fuel-efficient in the world. But while much of the attention surrounding the plane has focused on its new wings, its next-generation General Electric engines, and its industry-best cost per seat mile, it is also getting a major reboot of its interior.
After giving the aviation press a rare look at the final assembly of the 747-8 at the giant Boeing plant in Everett, Washington, the company escorted the media to its Customer Experience Center, where reporters were given a chance to see the latest iteration of the interior mockup of the 747-8 Intercontinental.
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After giving the aviation press a rare look at the final assembly of the 747-8 at the giant Boeing plant in Everett, Washington, the company escorted the media to its Customer Experience Center, where reporters were given a chance to see the latest iteration of the interior mockup of the 747-8 Intercontinental.
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