Boeing has indicated that they will deliver the first 777X aircraft in 2026.
Flight testing has resumed, and they are following the directives of the U.S. Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) to obtain type certification. It is reported that the issue corrections are progressing smoothly. Kelly Ortberg, President and CEO, confirmed that the first aircraft will be delivered to Lufthansa German Airlines.
Additionally, Boeing stated that they have sufficient inventory to enable the production of up to 38 units per month for the 737 MAX. Currently, they are in the 20s range, and they aim to exceed that level later this year. For the 787, production is at 5 units per month, and they wish to expand to 7 units within the year.
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