Boeing pauses tests of 777X aircraft after finding damage to one of the jets structures

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It wasn't immediately clear how the grounding would affect certification and delivery of the new 777X aircraft.

Boeing said it grounded its fleet of four 777X test fleet after finding damage in one of the jetliner's structures.

It wasn't immediately clear whether the problem will delay deliveries of the new wide-body jets, scheduled to start in 2025.A Boeing 777x aircraft during an aerial display on the opening day of the Farnborough International Airshow in Farnborough, UK, on Monday, July 18, 2022.said Monday that it has paused flight tests of its 777X after it found damage in a structure of one of the wide-body aircraft.

The company said it discovered the damage to the custom part, which it said is between the engine and the airplane structure, during scheduled maintenance. It has since grounded the three other 777-9 airplanes in its test fleet. No other flight testing was scheduled for the other aircraft, Boeing said.

"Our team is replacing the part and capturing any earnings from the component and will resume flight testing when ready," Boeing said in a statement. It said it has informed the Federal Aviation Administration and its customers, which have ordered 481 of the 777X, according to Boeing's website. It wasn't immediately clear whether the grounding and issue would impact certification and delivery of the new wide-body jetliners, which are slated for 2025,, are trying to move the company past a safety crisis that started with a doorplug blowout at the start of the year.Boeing's new outsider CEO takes the helm from the factory floor

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