Reportedly, Boeing (BA) resumed flight testing of its 777X jets after an inspection in October identified an engine issue. Under development since 2013, the 777X (also known as 777-9) is a larger version of the 777 wide-body jet.
Last month, when GE was reviewing a technical issue that occurred during GE9X post-certification engineering testing of the plane and made a decision with the aerospace giant to remove the engine and send it to a test facility for engineering test runs in Ohio. In April, the aerospace giant informed halt in production of the 777X through 2023, and a delay was expected in handing over the first 777X jet to 2025 from 2023.
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