Lufthansa REJECTS Boeing's Oldest 777X Jets - Boeing PAYS, $4.9 Billion GONE, 7 Years LATE

Boeing’s 777X program is facing another major setback as Lufthansa says it may refuse some of the oldest 777-9 aircraft already built. After years of certification delays, stored jets now require extensive modifications before they can enter service, while Lufthansa says accepting certain early aircraft could depend on a financial contribution from Boeing. The pressure is growing across Boeing’s biggest customers. Emirates has also rejected some of the earliest-built 777X aircraft, while Boeing has accumulated billions of dollars in charges without delivering a single 777X. Lufthansa has meanwhile relied on Airbus aircraft, including returning older A380s to service, as it waits for Boeing’s long-delayed flagship. In this video, we break down how Boeing lost leverage with its biggest 777X customers, why some already-built aircraft may never enter commercial service, and what Lufthansa’s negotiations could mean for Boeing, Airbus, and the future of the 777X program. Turn on notifications to stay updated!!!🔔🔔🔔