The Boeing 777X's GE9X: Inside the largest engine ever built

The Boeing 777X is currently set to enter commercial service in 2027.
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Who Builds Boeing's Jet Engines, And Are They The Same As Airbus Uses?

American aerospace giant Boeing has taken a bit of tarnish of late. A pair of deadly crashes and other lesser malfunctions have sullied the reputations of the latest iterations of the brand's 737 Max ...
Jalopnik

Why Boeing Didn't Stick With One Engine Option For The 787

Despite some significant safety concerns — including those stemming from the deadly Air India Boeing 787 crash in June 2025 — the so-called Dreamliner remains a popular choice for airlines today.

This Is How Fast The Boeing 777X Can Fly

The Boeing 777X is set to be the latest widebody commercial aircraft in production and the largest twin-engine aircraft to ...
Flightglobal

Deadline looms as Boeing and P&W seek regulatory relief for 777 engine fixes

Pratt & Whitney (P&W) and Boeing are asking the Federal Aviation Administration for more time and for regulatory exemptions as part of design changes they are making to PW4000-112 turbofans and the ...
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Boeing discovers new durability issue affecting 777-9’s GE9X turbofans

Boeing has discovered a durability problem affecting the GE Aerospace GE9X turbofans that power its 777-9, though executives say the issue will not likely throw off the company’s plan to deliver the ...