9 aviation articles tagged “Aircraft Certification”
Embraer's Praetor 600E secured triple certification from ANAC, FAA, and EASA, clearing the super-midsize jet with its upgraded cabin for global markets.
Boeing's 777-9 has been cleared by the FAA for final certification testing, putting the delayed widebody on a path for a potential 2027 service entry.
Boeing's 777-9 program advances with FAA flight test clearance, now targeting a delayed 2027 entry into service against the Airbus A350-1000.
Boeing's 777X certification delays push its service entry to 2027, ceding the near-term high-capacity market to the competing Airbus A350-1000.
EASA's chief says relations with the FAA have improved, signaling a return to trust in U.S. oversight of Boeing's aircraft certification and production.
EASA and the FAA have restored their trustful partnership, improving cooperation on aviation safety oversight after tensions from the 737 MAX crises.
The FAA certified a higher MTOW for Boeing 787-9 and 787-10 models, enabling airlines to operate longer routes or carry increased revenue payload.
Boeing now expects 737 MAX 10 certification in Q3 2026, delaying key deliveries to Ryanair and United and impacting near-term capacity growth.
Boeing's 777-9 faces a 2027 service entry amid certification delays, ceding market momentum to Airbus's long-range A350-1000 in a key widebody duel.