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1 day ago · The Boeing 777X is designed to be familiar to those already flying the 777 families. However, Carlisle said that pilots looking to fly the jet would need to undergo level D simulator training to bring them up to speed with changes to the aircraft, such as the heads-up display (which is optional in the 777X) and the new folding wingtips.
23 hours ago · Although Etihad has an option to buy Boeing 777X aircraft, Neves indicates that they are not currently part of the airline’s five-year plan. The focus is on replacing older aircraft like the Airbus A380 and early Boeing 777 models with more efficient options such as the A350-1000 or the 777X.
3 days ago · Have you ever seen a plane take off almost STRAIGHT UP? The Boeing 777X might just change the game with its incredible engine power. In this video, we'll di...
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23 hours ago · Neves expects Etihad’s A380s and its Boeing 777s to eventually be replaced by either the Airbus A350-1000 or the Boeing 777X, although he confirmed the airline has scrapped its order for 25 of the next-gen 777X series. “The contracts we have were all restructured. So today I don’t have any firm commitment for the 777X.
2 days ago · Boeing’s early aircraft, such as the Model 1, were seaplanes. Photo: KudzuVine via Wikimedia CommonsGet your boarding pass to the flight of the year. The Future Flying Forum is taking off soon! Boeing’s first aircraft A year later, Boeing began producing aircraft, resulting in the first flight of the Model 1 in June 1916.
5 days ago · In a huge blow to Boeing, the FAA has privately said that the 777X will not be certified before mid- to late-2023 at the earliest. The news comes after the FAA sent Boeing a letter citing several notable concerns with the plane’s performance during test flights and a host of other changes.
