Boeing is said to target April milestone with first flight of production 777X

Boeing is preparing to fly a production version of its long-delayed 777X jet for the first time in April, Reuters reported ...

Boeing plans first flight of production 777X in April, document shows

By Dan Catchpole EVERETT, Feb 3 (Reuters) - Boeing plans the first flight of a production 777X in April, a company document ...

Boeing Targets April First Flight for Long-Delayed 777X

Boeing is planning the first flight of a production version of its long-delayed 777X jet in April, marking a key step toward ...
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Boeing sets first production 777X flight for April after years of delays: Reuters

Boeing plans the first flight of its 777X commercial aircraft in April 2026, marking a key milestone for the long-delayed ...
The Business Times

Boeing says 777X delays add costs for airlines like SIA to keep older jets

SIA might have chosen Airbus for its freighter fleet due to the delays, says Boeing VP of commercial marketing Read more at ...

Boeing, GE are said to review engine seal issue on 777X as testing continues

The seal issue comes as Boeing ( BA) remains under close watch from customers and investors while it completes flight testing ...
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Boeing Signals Progress on Delayed 777X Program With Planned April First Flight

Boeing is preparing for the first flight of a production 777X aircraft in April, marking a significant milestone for the long ...

Boeing, GE analysing potential durability issue on 777X engines

Company officials cautioned it was too early to draw conclusions about how significant the issue is. Read more at ...

Another Setback? Boeing Identifies New Engine Durability Issue On The 777X

Will the latest issue with the Boeing 777X lead to another delay?

The Striking Differences Between The Boeing 777X And Its Predecessors

A radical shift in design philosophy: How the 777X breaks from its predecessors.

Boeing’s certification ‘hangover’ drags on with new 777X issue

Boeing identified an engine durability issue on its long-delayed 777X plane. CEO Kelly Ortberg said certification delays are the largest "hangover" from an otherwise successful 2025.