US EditionBoeing To Fly Damaged 777-9 Home from Hawaii After Repairs
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Boeing To Fly Damaged 777-9 Home from Hawaii After Repairs
After discovering a broken part that grounded its entire test fleet, Boeing is repairing the 777-9 that is stuck in Hawaii to fly it Home. As of this writing, none of Boeing’s four 777-9 test aircraft have flown since the third one (WH003) landed back in Hawaii on the 15th of August. That’s when technicians inspecting the aircraft discovered a severed part in the thrust link assembly of one of the aircraft’s engines. The thrust link is the part …
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