The Boeing 777X is the newest aircraft to be developed by Boeing with a planned entry to service in 2026 with launch customer Lufthansa. The huge twinjet is the longest commercial jet ever built with a staggering length of 251 ft 9 in (76.73 m) for the 777-9, making it even longer than the Boeing 747-8 or Airbus A380. With a capacity for upwards of 425 passengers (395 on the 777-8), the widebody will be powered by two General Electric GE9X engines, the world’s largest jet engine.
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Lufthansa To Receive 1st Allegris Boeing 787 In September With New Business Class Blocked Off
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- August 11, 2025
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The saga of Lufthansa’s 787 with new allegris cabins continues.The German airline plans to take delivery of its first Dreamliner featuring Allegris business class seats, in September 2025. However, a significant portion of the aircraft’s business class seats will be unavailable upon entry into service. This development follows delays in Lufthansa’s 787 deliveries, caused by the US aviation regulator’s pending certification of the airline’s new cabin seating.