Boeing has identified a durability issue with GE Aerospace GE9X engines powering its 777-9, though the manufacturer insists the problem will not delay planned 2027 deliveries of the widebody type.

Will the latest issue with the Boeing 777X lead to another delay?

Boeing identified an engine durability issue on its long-delayed 777X plane. CEO Kelly Ortberg said certification delays are the largest "hangover" from an otherwise successful 2025.

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. An aerospace expert and Managing Director of The Lundquist Group. In November 2013 at the Dubai Air Show, Boeing announced a ...

The Federal Aviation Administration is pursuing a penalty of more than $1 million against Boeing Co. because it says the airplane maker didn't follow its own instructions for installing oxygen systems ...

The GE90 is the only engine option for the 777-300ER due to a series of factors driven by requirements, costs, and timetables ...

When the Boeing 777-200 was launched in the mid-1990s, it marked a new era for long-haul twin-engine aircraft. One unusual feature, however, was the choice of not one or two, but ...