Seattle (KSEA)
Seattle (KSEA)
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Charles Hamilton demonstrated the city's first airplane in 1910. Herb Munter, a self-educated engineer, was building his own aircraft on Harbor Island by 1915. His efforts attracted the interest of William E. Boeing and Navy Lt. Conrad Westervelt, who hired Munter to help them build their first airplane, the B&W, in 1916.
In 1966 Boeing decided that jumbo jets were the future and acquired Paine Field, an old wartime military base in Everett. It built the assembly plant for the company's new jumbo jet, the Boeing 747 which remains the largest building by volume in the world. The first 747 rolled out in 1969.
Whether you are a seasoned pilot, new to the world of aviation, or just interested in watching the weather, a METARmaps™ Mini deserves a place of honor on your desk or wall.
You can PERSONALIZE your METAR map by adding the Company Logo upgrade! Volume discounts available. Limited wall space? No problem! Add our sturdy and attractive desk stand.
Product Info
Frames and Glazing Options:
Standard: Matte Black MDF Frame with Glass Glazing
Standard: Wood Grain MDF Frame, with Glass Glazing
Metal: Brushed Aluminum Frame with Non-Glare Plexi Glazing
Metal: Satin Black Aluminum Frame with Non-Glare Plexi Glazing
How Long Does it Take?
All METARmaps™ are built to order. Please allow 4-6 weeks for us to create and ship your new METAR map. Note that lead times will vary by season.
A printable METARmaps GIFT NOTE can be sent if you are ordering late. Placed in your festive holiday envelope, it will illicit cries of joy and adulation as attested to by former Gift Note recipients (your mileage may vary). Best of all – no wrapping of giant box required! Email us for your Gift Note after ordering.
What Does it Need?
All METARmaps™ Minis need are Wi-Fi Internet access and AC power.
Add-Ons & Upgrades
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