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Boeing's 777X was supposed to lead its comeback, but it has been delayed — again. This is why that's such a big deal.
Business Insider· 2025-10-06 22:01
A lot is riding on Boeing's new 777X, the world's largest passenger plane in production. But it has been delayed — again. On Thursday, Bloomberg reported that the revolutionary jetliner, featuring folding wingtips and increased fuel economy compared to competitors, is now targeting a 2027 entry to service. That's seven years later than its original 2020 timeline.The outlet said German flag carrier and launch customer Lufthansa was removing the 777X from its 2026 fleet plan to account for the new delay, cit ...
Archer Aviation Q2 Disappoints: First Revenue Stream In Sight?
Benzinga· 2025-08-12 15:07
JPMorgan: Archer's second-quarter results highlighted ongoing uncertainties about the timing of certification. The team is focused on meeting FAA requirements and preparing for "future commercial and defense opportunities," Peterson said. The company expects to add six more Midnight aircraft to its fleet, bringing the total to eight. Archer failed to achieve any sequential percentage increase in FAA acceptance of compliance verification documents. This may disappoint some investors. However, it "reflects a ...