AINonlineAnalysis Staff, Leeham News

Boeing warns of “terrible teens” risk as early 777-9s approach entry into service

Boeing is set to bring the 777-9 into service next year, but reports indicate management is weighing a “terrible teens” scenario around the early operating period. The risk framing underscores near-term delivery and ramp-up challenges for the 777X program as service goals near.

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