Stopping power: Boeing 777-9 brakes reach 2,500 degrees in critical aborted takeoff test

The aircraft pushes the limits of its advanced braking system during a simulated maximum-weight, high-speed aborted takeoff.
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Another setback? Boeing identifies new engine durability issue on the 777X

Boeing has had a highly successful 2025, in which it outsold rival Airbus and greatly increased production volumes. In 2026, the legendary planemaker is facing new challenges ahead. The primary point ...

National Airlines' First Boeing 777-200 Freighter Commences Test Flights

National Airlines has reached a significant milestone in its fleet modernization journey as the first of its four Boeing ...

Why This Airline Isn't Worried About The Boeing 777X's Lengthy Delays

While many airlines have frantically altered plans due to constant Boeing delays, one airline is remaining totally calm, ...
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Boeing Improves 777-9 Flight-Test Execution With New Pilot Display

During 777-9 flight tests, BCA Chief Pilot Jennifer Henderson (left) and 777X Project Pilot Christopher Caps monitored VERA displays alongside standard PFDs. Credit: Boeing As a key part of any new ...
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FAA clears Boeing to advance 777-9 certification testing to next phase

The Federal Aviation Administration approved Boeing (BA) to move its 777-9 program into the next stage of certification testing, marking progress for the long-delayed aircraft, trade publication Air ...