Boeing has redesigned the engine thrust links for its 777X aircraft, addressing its fatigue issues that caused a 4-month certification testing delay.
Boeing 777X
The Boeing 777X, the latest flagship from Boeing, represents a major leap in commercial aviation.
Boeing delivered 45 commercial aircraft in April 2025, nearly doubling its April 2024 figure of 24 jets.
Boeing’s long awaited 777X program is nearing certification, with the fourth test aircraft already airborne. The company aims to deliver its first Boeing 777-9 to Lufthansa (LH) by 2026 from Frankfurt Airport (FRA).
Boeing progresses toward 777X certification, with recent crosswind tests at Lubbock Airport (LBB) marking a key milestone.
If significant US tariffs and retaliatory measures from other nations persist, the Boeing 777X program will face serious challenges.
Boeing reactivated its 4th 777X test aircraft, known as WH0004 and registered as N779XZ, on April 13, 2025, at Seattle Paine Field Airport.
American Aerospace giant Boeing has initiated formal certification testing of the braking system on its new 777-9 aircraft.
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Emirates (EK) anticipates delays in the delivery of Boeing’s 777X aircraft, pushing the timeline to mid-2027 or possibly extending into 2028.