Boeing said in a preliminary third-quarter earnings report that the latest 777X setback will cost $2.6 billion. At least one customer has already said it is unhappy with the new 777X delay.

Dubai-based carrier Emirates will spend around 5 billion dollars on refitting 220 of its aircraft in order to sustain its ...

Other cost-cutting measures the company is taking ... Among the most significant setbacks for Boeing is the 777X, first ...

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Credit: Kurt Hofmann/Aviation Week Network BERLIN—Emirates President Tim Clark has shared his doubts about the carrier's Boeing 777X delivery schedule at a time when the Dubai-based carrier ...

A Bloomberg article claimed that key airline customer Emirates now expects that deliveries of the 205 Boeing 777X widebody jets it ordered won't begin to take place any sooner than the second ...

If Boeing hopes to meet its recently reconfirmed 777X first delivery target in 2026, the company urgently needs to ramp up the pace of the aircraft’s long-delayed flight test and certification ...

Those delays would also hit Boeing's cash position as it would have to hold its 777X inventory for longer. And that doesn't even touch on the company's increased development and testing costs.