American Aerospace giant Boeing has initiated formal certification testing of the braking system on its new 777-9 aircraft.
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Boeing resumes 777X certification flights after delays caused by engine issues and strikes, aiming for 2026 delivery.
The US plane maker’s newest widebody aircraft model, Boeing 777X has made a return to the skies after a temporary grounding by the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) on August 19, 2024.
United Airlines (UA) has decided against purchasing Boeing’s upcoming 777X, the world’s largest twin-engine plane in production.
Lufthansa Airlines (LH) is bracing for further delays in delivering its initial Boeing 777-9 aircraft, with CEO Jens Ritter indicating that the first one is not expected until 2026
Comparing the A350-1000 with the passenger 777X now, if we tally all firm orders and in-service aircraft, the 777-8/-9 has a count of 398, while the A350-1000 stands at 272.
Boeing, the renowned US aircraft manufacturer, is set to showcase its latest widebody aircraft, the 777-9, at the upcoming Wings India 2024 event in Hyderabad from January 18 to 21.
Boeing and Emirates are reportedly on the verge of finalizing a significant order for 777X jets, a move that would further strengthen the airline’s current position as the operator of the world’s largest fleet of this widebody aircraft type.
The United States-based Aerospace giant Boeing has made modifications to the technical specifications of the 777X-8 aircraft, resulting in its elongation.
Boeing and GE Aerospace have reached an agreement to send an Emirates Boeing 777-9 to Dubai next year for a two-month route proving period.