Boeing Says 777-9 Testing Could Extend Into 2027 over GE9X Issue
Boeing said engine durability work with GE could delay 777X certification, while a Renton wing shop shortfall may slow 737 MAX production increases.
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Boeing Shares Fall as Company Sees 777X Tests Spilling Into 2027
Boeing Co. expects some testing on the upcoming 777X model to spill into 2027, even as the US planemaker reiterated that deliveries of the long-delayed model are on track to begin next year.
The Boeing large-scale jet continues to be delayed – seven years after the originally planned launch. This increases the share.
Boeing expects some testing of the upcoming 777X to continue into 2027, but reiterated that deliveries of the long-delayed plane should begin next year. The company attributed the new delay to waiting for certification of a turbine seal from GE Aerospace, whose engine...
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