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.
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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.
The first Boeing 777-9 is en route from Boeing Field (BFI) in Seattle to Le Bourget (LBG) to amaze the visitors and avgeeks at the Paris Air Show 2023 (PAS2023).
One of the largest aerospace companies, Boeing, is gearing up to exhibit its exceptional aerospace and defense lineup at the prestigious 2023 Paris Air Show.