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NEW Boeing 797 Just SHOCKED All Aviation NOW! Here's why

NEW Boeing 797 Just SHOCKED All Aviation NOW! Here's why === #fligavia #boeing #airbus #boeing797 #aviation === Huge thanks to: Avspottplane    / @avspottplane   23LAVIATION    / @23laviation   === 00:00 Intro 00:31 Hints at new aircraft 02:15 Why is there any intention to produce 797? 04:30 What about the competition with the 797? 07:11 Challenges facing NMA project 09:48 Which airlines are interested in the Boeing 797? === NEW Boeing 797 Just SHOCKED All Aviation NOW! Here's why In the context of the aviation industry witnessing the strong rise of Airbus, Boeing seems to be facing many challenges, especially the consequences of the 7 3 7 Max incident. However, recent signals show that this "giant" may be nurturing a new "game changer", a breakthrough aircraft model that will not only help the company overcome this difficult period but also create momentum to compete fairly with its rivals. Is this a strategic move to help Boeing regain its leading position or just a temporary solution? Let's find out in today’s episode! NEW Boeing 797 Just SHOCKED All Aviation NOW! Here's why Boeing first revealed details of its NMA New Midsize Airplane concept at the 20 17 Paris Air Show. It is an ambitious move to fill the gap between short- and long-range aircraft, with the aim of serving medium-haul routes with high passenger volumes. Boeing plans to incorporate many of the advanced technologies from the Triple 7 and 7 8 7 Dreamliner, including extensive use of composite materials to reduce weight and increase fuel efficiency. NEW Boeing 797 Just SHOCKED All Aviation NOW! Here's why The Boeing 7 9 7 project was originally scheduled to launch in 20 17, with assembly and testing expected to begin in the early 20 20s, with the first commercial aircraft to be delivered by 20 25. However, since 20 18, this schedule has been in doubt as some airlines have expressed doubts about its feasibility. In February 20 19, Boeing announced that it would delay the launch of the NMA until 20 20, although it still maintained that it would be able to enter service by 20 25.