The Boeing 777X is a generational leap in long-haul aircraft design that blends proven engineering with cutting-edge avionics ...

The short answer is no, the Boeing 777X cannot take off with its wingtips folded. The aircraft is physically and electronically prevented from doing so, with multiple layers of protection designed to ...

The A380's main deck is wider than the 777X, but its upper deck is narrower than the 777X, especially after the 777X's ...

Also visible in the render of Emirates’ 777X business class suites is a small drinks area and a wireless charging point on the benchtop. Also visible beyond the business class suites is a premium ...

Promotional image of a Boeing 777X taking off into a partly cloudy sky - Boeing It's not just Airbus that Boeing has to worry ...

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 ...

So the question is just how much longer are the 777X wings? To get directly to the point, the 777X will have wings that are 7 ...

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 ...

You may have noticed them on certain planes when looking out the terminal windows — a kind of shark-toothed look on the back of some planes' engines. Commercial airplanes, outside of their livery, are ...

Read this article to discover exactly how many miles per gallon per passenger a Boeing 777X gets when it is fully loaded and ...

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.

Largest 777X customer grows 777X order book to 270 jets Order for 65 777-9s supports the airline's expansion amid growing travel demand Emirates, which has grown its global network with the Boeing 777 ...