A new plane with a new experience for passengers from nose to tail. What can we expect once this jet enters service?

Boeing's 777X to enter service with Lufthansa in 2026, CEO Kelly Ortberg confirmed. The jet has faced certification delays, with flight tests paused for months. The latest setback cost Boeing $2.6 ...

As previously discussed, the three key things investors need to see from Boeing are a satisfactory ramp-up in production on ...

This brings the 777X order book to a total of 540 aircraft — all of which have been delayed. Emirates and Lufthansa have already voiced their concerns with the lengthy wait, fearing that Boeing ...

Boeing's upcoming 777X is set to be the world's largest twin-engine aircraft when it enters the market. After problems found in tests, it's been further delayed to 2026. Business Insider toured ...

and we see customers such as Emirates and Lufthansa already bracing for a 2026 service entry. The biggest customers for the Boeing 777X are by far the Middle Eastern operators led by Emirates ...

With 481 orders from airlines such as Emirates, Qatar Airways, and Lufthansa already on the books, the 777X is likely to present a much-needed new revenue stream for Boeing. An analyst for ...

Boeing's long-delayed 777X resumes flight testing after five-month hiatus Boeing first planned to deliver 777X in 2020, now slated for 2026 Customers include Emirates, Qatar Airways, Lufthansa ...

Boeing’s pilots have already racked up more than 3,500 flight hours over 1,200 test flights since the first 777X took to the ... Qatar Airways and Deutsche Lufthansa AG, forcing them to ...

Lufthansa is set to be the first airline to fly the 777X, Boeing's much-delayed newest jet. CEO Kelly Ortberg said on an earnings call this week that the German carrier would get the first plane ...