First Look: American Debuts Its Most Premium Jet Yet
The newly retrofitted Boeing 777-300ER features 70 Flagship Suites and 44 premium economy seats as the carrier prepares to retire international first class.
The newly retrofitted Boeing 777-300ER features 70 Flagship Suites and 44 premium economy seats as the carrier prepares to retire international first class.
The manufacturer said it is putting its contingency plan in place.
A group of investors sued Boeing, alleging not enough had been done to prevent the accident.
The agency flagged cracking on some older 737 Next Gen airplanes.
The aircraft will be used to conduct ETOPS and function and reliability testing.
The manufacturer is now authorized to begin commercial production of the aircraft.
The company is working toward certification within the current year.
The -800s will be used for inter-island flying.
The company signed deals with AerCap, Uganda Airlines, and Luxair.
The leasing and financing firm will take delivery of 60 737-10s and 40 737-8s.