On the Boeing 787-9P Dreamliner, a total of 32 premium economy seats offer “headrest wings” for a greater sense of separation between passengers, more recline, and a pull-out calf and footrest.

Premium economy and economy American Airlines’ new cabin offerings continue beyond the business class curtain. On the Boeing 787-9P Dreamliner, a total of 32 premium economy seats offer “headrest ...

As the 777-9 certification program marches toward expected completion in time for deliveries to start in 2026, Boeing is helping customers prepare for the model’s entry into service—including ...

FedEx has switched from downsizing to incrementally growing its air cargo fleet by ordering large 777 freighters and postponing plans to retire older MD-11 jets. The post FedEx orders Boeing 777 ...

Qatar Airways, the largest global airline to offer Starlink’s high-speed internet on board, has achieved a new milestone with the installation of Starlink on its 30th aircraft, equipping over 50 ...

Boeing has four 777-9 flight-test aircraft. Besides the jet that flew on 16 January, two have not been airborne since August last year and the other last flew in November 2021.

Production of wide-body aircraft, including the 767 and 777/777X models, has resumed in Everett, Washington. Boeing Commercial Airplanes CEO Stephanie Pope announced the resumption on social media ...

Both Boeing planes are twin-aisle, wide-body models with twin GE9X engines from GE Aviation. The 232.6-foot 777-8 can hold as many as 395 passengers for 8,745 nautical miles.

Old-model Boeing 777F cargo planes and a new-model 777-9X passenger jet are assembled in June at the Everett, Wa. widebody jet plant. Mechanics say production is chaotic as jets are pushed through ...

Boeing & Aerospace Business As strike looms, Boeing pushes 777 jets through chaotic production in Everett Sep. 6, 2024 at 5:00 am Updated Sep. 6, 2024 at 5:00 am By Dominic Gates ...

Every iteration of Boeing's 777 that's in service, from the 777-200 to the 777-300ER, has a maximum cruising speed of Mach 0.84 (roughly 640 mph).