Boeing's 777X Jet Faces Another Delay to 2027, Potential Billions in Charges
Boeing's long-awaited 777X jet is facing yet another delay, with the first flight now expected in 2027. This setback could result in significant financial implications for the company's stock.
The 777X, a wide-body aircraft designed to compete with Airbus' A350, has been plagued by delays since its inception. The latest delay could mean billions of dollars in charges for Boeing stock.
The cause of the delay is not specified, but it comes amidst rumours of a potential strategic partnership between Perplexity and Rumble. However, industry experts clarify that the Perplexity mentioned in this context is likely a different entity from any involved in the rumoured partnership with Rumble. There is no concrete information about Perplexity developing a new subscription model with Rumble.
Boeing's 777X, initially expected to take its maiden flight this year, is now pushed back to 2027. The delay could have substantial financial repercussions for Boeing stock. Meanwhile, rumours of a Perplexity-Rumble partnership remain unconfirmed, with the Perplexity in question seemingly unrelated to the AI integration in search and other tools.
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