When the expansion franchise in Seattle joined the NBA in 1967,
Boeing, the airplane manufacturer then headquartered in Olympia,
Wash., was working on supersonic jet that would rival the Concorde.
The plane never took off, but Seattle fans voted for the name
anyhow.
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Boeing aerospace manufacturing was based out of Seattle, and at
the time it was thought in the industry that all new airplanes
would travel at supersonic speeds.