New Delhi: Boeing’s new widebody 777-9 jet will land in India for the first time. global aerospace company Wings India in Hyderabad has introduced the newest member of its Widebody family in 2024.
The 777-9 flight test airplane is expected to reach Hyderabad on January 16 and the wings will be on static display for visitors from January 18-19.
Air India will receive ten 777-9s as part of the carrier’s “substantial order” placed in 2023, aimed at strengthening its fleet strategy and meeting the growing demand for rapidly expanding international air travel . south asian marketBoeing said in a press release.
Based on the already successful twin-aisle airplane, the 777, and with advanced technologies from the 787 Dreamliner family, the 777-9 will be the world’s largest and most efficient twin-engine jet.
Boeing has booked more than 450 orders for the 777X family, which includes the 777-8 and 777-9 passenger models and the 777-8 freighter.
“We welcome the opportunity to introduce the state-of-the-art 777-9 to India and look forward to adding it to our customers’ fleets in the coming years. The 777-9 will become a flagship for many airlines around the world,” Ryan. Weir, Boeing’s vice president of commercial sales and marketing for India, said.
At Wings India 2024, Boeing will showcase its cutting-edge technologies, services, top-tier liveability and training capabilities. Furthermore, it will connect with customers and industry partners on the growth path of India’s aviation sector.
“Our dedication to promoting India’s civil aviation growth remains steadfast, providing efficient aircraft, top-notch services and innovative solutions.” Vision of self-reliant IndiaBoeing India President Salil Gupte said.
“We are excited to strengthen our commitment to India’s aerospace industry and showcase our flagship products and services at Wings India 2024.”
As part of its investment aimed at boosting the growth of India’s civil aviation industry, Boeing has partnered with GMR Aero Technic to set up a Boeing Converted Freighter Line in Hyderabad and a Global Support Center in Gurgaon.
Additionally, Boeing’s release said it has committed to invest $100 million in infrastructure and pilot training programs to support the growing demand for pilots in India over the coming two decades.
The 777-9 flight test airplane is expected to reach Hyderabad on January 16 and the wings will be on static display for visitors from January 18-19.
Air India will receive ten 777-9s as part of the carrier’s “substantial order” placed in 2023, aimed at strengthening its fleet strategy and meeting the growing demand for rapidly expanding international air travel . south asian marketBoeing said in a press release.
Based on the already successful twin-aisle airplane, the 777, and with advanced technologies from the 787 Dreamliner family, the 777-9 will be the world’s largest and most efficient twin-engine jet.
Boeing has booked more than 450 orders for the 777X family, which includes the 777-8 and 777-9 passenger models and the 777-8 freighter.
“We welcome the opportunity to introduce the state-of-the-art 777-9 to India and look forward to adding it to our customers’ fleets in the coming years. The 777-9 will become a flagship for many airlines around the world,” Ryan. Weir, Boeing’s vice president of commercial sales and marketing for India, said.
At Wings India 2024, Boeing will showcase its cutting-edge technologies, services, top-tier liveability and training capabilities. Furthermore, it will connect with customers and industry partners on the growth path of India’s aviation sector.
“Our dedication to promoting India’s civil aviation growth remains steadfast, providing efficient aircraft, top-notch services and innovative solutions.” Vision of self-reliant IndiaBoeing India President Salil Gupte said.
“We are excited to strengthen our commitment to India’s aerospace industry and showcase our flagship products and services at Wings India 2024.”
As part of its investment aimed at boosting the growth of India’s civil aviation industry, Boeing has partnered with GMR Aero Technic to set up a Boeing Converted Freighter Line in Hyderabad and a Global Support Center in Gurgaon.
Additionally, Boeing’s release said it has committed to invest $100 million in infrastructure and pilot training programs to support the growing demand for pilots in India over the coming two decades.
