In this video we focus in on the Boeing 777X and our tour of the aircraft at the Dubai Airshow 2025. Hear from some of the ...

Boeing has developed a fix for cracked engine thrust links in its 777X aircraft, caused by unintentional vibration, which had temporarily paused testing last year. The solution involves installing new ...

Boeing's delayed 777X picked up a 65-strong order from Emirates at the Dubai Airshow in November. Take a look inside the new ...

Boeing has reactivated its fourth 777X testbed aircraft, WH004, marking the first time all four test planes have been concurrently active since late 2021. The reactivated WH004 is uniquely configured ...

Being the biggest commercial twinjet in the world, rocking the biggest commercial engines in the world, it was supposed to rule the air. The Boeing 777X (pronounced "triple-seven ex") is the next ...

Emirates has ordered 65 more Boeing 777X aircraft worth $38B at Dubai Airshow 2025, while backing Boeing’s 777-10 feasibility ...

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Boeing's 777X — which was initially set to debut in 2020 — is delayed yet again, Bloomberg reported. The latest delay pushes the timeline to 2027 and is expected to cost billions. With about 600 ...

SEATTLE (Reuters) - Boeing resumed testing for its long-delayed 777X widebody jet on Thursday, with the first flight since the U.S. planemaker grounded the test fleet in August due to the failure of a ...

Boeing describes its 777X as the world’s “largest and most efficient twin-engine jet.” It will be a redesigned version of the 777 long-range, wide-body aircraft for high-volume, long-distance travel.

Boeing lists a total of 551 orders for the twin-engine 777X, including from launch customer Lufthansa, Cathay Pacific Airlines, China Airlines, Emirates, Etihad Airways, Korean Air, and Qatar Airways.