A new plane with a new experience for passengers from nose to tail. What can we expect once this jet enters service?

The jet maker's newest airplane with folding wingtips is preparing for test flights in 2019, but 4,000 people have already given its cabin a test ride.

Qatar will debut its evolved "QSuite 2.0" this summer and add first class to its future Boeing 777X. ullstein bild/Contributor via Getty Images 2024-03-20T09:00:01Z Share ...

Boeing has detailed the typical seating of the -9 in two-class configuration to be 414 seats, whereas it first provided a seat range of 400-425. The typical configuration per Boeing’s manual ...

Boeing showcases a mock up of the cabin of its new hotly anticpated 777X passenger airplane, featuring sculpted side walls and a cabin that’s four inches wider than its predecessor.

First introduced in 2013, the 777X will enter the market this decade in three different models, the company announced at the ...

But the Boeing 777X’s maiden flight has been delayed ... the very first Boeing 777X was presented to ... The number of seats will vary depending on what each airline picks for the interior, ...

Boeing announced the 777X would be further ... The interior of a 777X testbed at the 2023 ... The 777-9 can specifically fit up to 426 people in a two-class configuration with 10 seats ...

Boeing has received orders for more than 520 777X airplanes, encompassing the 777-9, 777-8 Freighter, and 777-8 passenger variants. The company is targeting the delivery of the first 777-9 in 2026 ...

Boeing announced its next-generation 777X passenger jet at the Dubai Airshow in 2013. The plane is a stretched version of Boeing's successful 777-200/300, but with reduced emissions and operating ...

Business class in the 777X will be roomy, allowing first class passengers to enjoy the views through larger windows. The jet maker's newest airplane with folding wingtips is preparing for test ...