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Emirates Boeing 777X rendering. Boeing Clark canceled 35 orders in late 2019, and he has since converted 16 of the 777-8 orders to the 777-9 — the former so far garnering less interest from ...

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Emirates president Tim Clark is “cautiously optimistic” around bringing the Boeing 777X into service after years of delays, amid “a high degree of determination” at the airframer.

Boeing originally planned to deliver the 777X in 2020 to Emirates, the type's current launch customer. This gives the plane maker seven years to go from the drawing board into customers' hangars.

Boeing is also awaiting certification from the US Federal Aviation Administration for its 777X wide-body plane, of which Emirates has 205 on order. Deliveries of the 777X are set to start in 2026 ...

Emirates' president criticized Boeing over further delays to the 777X jet delivery. Tim Clark said delays had been costly, and the airline would have "a serious conversation" with Boeing.

Boeing (NYSE: BA) received some positive commentary over a critical issue for its future. At a recent International Air Transport Association (IATA) summit, the president of Emirates airline, Tim ...