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Boeing Wins Hearts And Minds With New Mascot 'Boing-Boing The Mischievous Door'
ARLINGTON, VA — In an effort to bounce back from negative press, Boeing announced a new mascot
named ‘Boing-Boing The Mischievous Door.’ Boing-Boing has been met with overwhelming support on
the Internet.
On Sunday, Boeing tweeted an image of an anthropomorphic door with the caption, “Hey there,
frequent flyers: What’s that in the sky? Is it a bird? A plane? Nope! …Well, it’s part of a
plane. Meet Boing-Boing The Mischievous Door!!”
The anthropomorphic door sports a backwards baseball cap, red sneakers, and a devious grin. He
can be seen rubbing a pair of white gloves together, or flashing “747” gang signs.
“This little guy is a little off the hinges,” the tweet continued. The post was met with
overwhelming support, and merchandise featuring Boing-Boing quickly sold out.
“He’s so adorable. I would die for Boing-Boing,” one tweet stated. “I would not, but I can
understand why someone would,” said another.
Although reactions were largely positive, some were confused by the choice of Boing-Boing being
a door. “Doors are not the future of flying. If anything, Boeing has demonstrated we don’t need
doors on planes.”