Ankara: Turkey’s interior minister said an attack on the premises of the Turkish aerospace and defense company TUSAS on Wednesday left a number of people dead or injured. Ali Yerlikaya did not provide ...

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In fact, from what we've learned, the first of the Airbus A321T planes with first class that American flies between cities like San Francisco, Los Angeles and Santa Ana in ... 787-9, 777-300 and ...

In November 2013, the American planemaker announced a brand new commercial jet — the Boeing 777X, which has been broken down into two variants including the 777-8 and the 777-9. The company also ...

In November 2013, the American planemaker announced a brand new commercial jet — the Boeing 777X, which has been broken down into two variants including the 777-8 and the 777-9. The company also has a ...

Please verify your email address. In July 2024, the first of Cathay Pacific's Boeing 777-300ERs was flown to Xiamen to be retrofitted with its new business class and premium economy offering. The ...

The first Boeing 777 took flight in 1994 with airlines purchasing it for service in '95. Meanwhile, Airbus didn't get its A350 prototype off the ground until 2013, giving it a technological edge ...

Facepalm: Boeing's highly anticipated 777X jet is facing another delay, now pushed back to 2026 – a significant six-year postponement from its original 2020 target. CEO Kelly Ortberg cited a ...

The president of Emirates Airline is sceptical Boeing can meet its new goal of delivering the first 777-9 in 2026, citing the programme’s currently stalled status. “Given the type inspection ...

Meanwhile, the long-running 777X delays forced Emirates to scrap its original 777-9 cabin interiors and start over again, according to frustrated airline president Sir Tim Clark. “We’ve completely ...