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Boeing CEO Just Revealed 777X In BIG TROUBLE and The Solution!
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00:00 Intro
00:30 777X Troubles Again
02:07 Why Boeing Is Continuing the 777X Program
06:37 A Step Forward in Certification
09:03 777X Technology
10:58 Still a Potential Aircraft
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Boeing CEO Just Revealed 777X In BIG TROUBLE and The Solution!
The Boeing Triple 7X, a project that promised to redefine the future of aviation, has been met with a series of problems from the beginning. Despite facing delays in certification and technical setbacks, Boeing’s resolve has never wavered. In a surprising move, the new CEO Kelly Ortberg recently made an insane announcement, hinting at a radical shift in this aircraft’s future.
So, what did the new CEO inform and what next for the Triple 7X? Let's see!
777X Troubles Again
Boeing CEO Just Revealed 777X In BIG TROUBLE and The Solution!
Since its debut on October 1990, the Boeing Triple 7 has achieved an astonishing milestone. In less than five years, what began as a mere concept evolved into a global passenger aircraft, setting a development pace that remains impressive even by today’s standards. Yet now, over three decades later, its ambitious successor the Triple 7X has become a symbol of stagnation, plagued by countless issues, setbacks, and unending headaches for Boeing's CEO.
Boeing CEO Just Revealed 777X In BIG TROUBLE and The Solution!
When Boeing announced plans for the Triple 7X in 2013, the company exuded confidence, targeting certification of the aircraft by 2019 and commercial flights no later than 2020. Reality, however, has painted a far bleaker picture. Seven years later, the Triple 7X remains grounded - its delays now exceed the entire development period of the original Triple 7. Alarmingly, in recent months, hopes of bringing this pioneering aircraft to the skies have all but crumbled. Boeing has had to confront the harsh truth, pushing the delivery timeline back to 2025.