Boeing’s long-awaited 777X is expected to be a game changer in modern aviation. However, given its continued delays, fleet renewal and expansion plans from many of the world’s largest airlines are heading into a tailspin. The 777X, assembled at the Boeing Everett Factory outside of Seattle, Washington, continues to be tested and has yet to receive Federal Aviation Administration certification. The jet was first launched in 2013, but it only took its first test flight in 2020.
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Virgin Atlantic, the UKs other major carrier, has been continuing to modernize its fleet over the past few years. In terms of average age, it must be one of the worlds youngest fleets at just under seven and a half years at the time of making this video! Indeed, the carriers collection now consists of all widebody twinjets and mostly of the newer generations.