The 777X Failure JUST GOT WORSE - Boeing Is Losing Everything!

After postponing the 777X for almost 5 years, things just got a lot worse.
During August flight tests, engineers found cracked thrust links, which are responsible for holding the engine to the aircraft’s body. The test fleet was immediately grounded and customers got angry.
Some say this is the end for Boeing, while others claim they have one more chance to prove that Boeing delivers good planes.

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[kenwhitfield]

This is not due to a quality control issue. Quality control is about the quality of the aircraft production. The failed engine thrust link is an engineering design issue. Specifically a structural engineering design calculation.

[flyingtigerline]

Isn't this the intent of testing, finding things that are a problem? This video is sensationalism.

[wilburfinnigan]

THIS is what all then flight testing is ALL about !!! When technology moves forward they go into unknown territory and the best designs are TESTED, weaknesses are found and me a NEW plane that went forward without problems

[عمر-صتح]

the thrust link isn't the thing that holds the engine to the wing

[davidtresarden]

Airbus could reconsider resurrecting the A380, perhaps a NEO option

[aryaansrivastava]

Do you think Singapore Airlines will cancel it order for 31 777X planes for more A350s?

[sirremusrobinson]

Let's get to the crux, they lost a lot of good experience through the McDonald Douglas merger and Covid deaths.. Those people were pivotal.. Between that merger and pandemic it's now showering the damage that has happened. Can't fix that overnight..

[tomc.]

Last TWO guys got each 60 millions - for putting Boeing in a HOLE...

[alfredmulwana]

With NASA involved this will be fixed soon

[pranabgill]

See this youtubers other video titles...everything is a catastrophic....definitely seems to be a south Indian

[dennisford]

They might be saved if they leave Seattle. It’s a septic cesspool.

[kriswallace]

This guy is so off. So many innocent statements…. Should work for MSNBC.

[dsboykung]

2020 > 2025 > 2030 > 2050 o.O

[othmarbrunner]

Another naive YouTuber making money by bad mouthing a company
The purpose of testing a new airplane is to find flaws in order to make improvements
One of my son is a pilot with Air Canada flying a 737 Max and he loves the plane
He previously was flying the Airbus 220 and Boeing 787 which he also loved to fly
Both companies make excellent airplanes using controls engines and other hi tech gadgets made by US companies
Boeing is going through a tough time and we all know why and in most cases the fake media is to blame with
all these Boeing plane incidents
Boeing has been around for decades building good safe planes and I am certain that their overall safety record is as good as Airbus
There is no doubt that there is a quality issue it is impossible to oversee 160, 000 workers spread around in various factories to see if they produce good or bad quality work intentionally or unintentionally
The two fatal crashes could have been avoided with western trained pilots
They would have overridden the faulty sensors and fly the planes to safety manually An independent French investigation confirmed the same but the fake media never talked about this
Losing a wheel, skidding off a runway, engine fire has nothing to do with Boeing but it is a maintenance issue
Maybe airlines should be investigated and grounded until they improve
The recent plane plunge maybe is a maintenance issue as well we do not know yet but right away Boeing gets slammed There is all kinds of mis information out there but none of these news outlets gets shut down
PS would be interesting to see what quality work you perform in your profession

[pranabgill]

Enough of milking this topic for views.. who says this end for boeing? Some only desperate youtubers with no subscribers say.