Latest Boeing 777X images

The Boeing 777X flight test program is gathering pace with four aircraft now involved and the GE 9X engine certified.

The first three images are from Woodys Aeroimages (@AeroimagesChris) and show the second test frame #N779XX returning to BFI after a flight on a nice sunny Saturday afternoon.

The next image by Ryan Scottini (@ryan_scottini) shows a face-off with a 777X at the Southern California Logistics Airport in Victorville.

Here is a video of a line up of 777X aircraft taken by Katie Bailey.

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Michael Heimann (@pytolson) has captured this great desert shot of N779XX at Yuma International Airport.

@leo_ylp captured this shot of the 777X at Spokane Airport.

Burkhard Domke (@BurkhardDomke) has posted four pictures by @mattcamby of Emirates 777-9s A6-EZA and A6-EZB and says they have been spotted in 4-door and 5-door configurations. he suggests that different aircraft are sharing the buzz letters "ZA" and "ZB" respectively.

The 777-9 seats 426 passengers in a typical two-class configuration, with a range of 7,285 nautical miles (13,500 km). The 777-9 will have the lowest operating cost per seat of any commercial airplane says, Boeing. The 777-8 seats 384 passengers with a range capability of up to 8,730 nautical miles (16,170 km). Boeing says that range is only just part of the story. The 777-8 also has the capacity to provide more revenue through more payload and improved fuel efficiency at both short and long ranges. This capability also allows the 777-8 to carry that increased payload at more challenging airports such as those constrained by high altitudes or hot temperatures.