FAA authorizes up to 35 additional Boeing 777F deliveries through 2031

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The U.S. Federal Aviation Administration approved Boeing to certify up to 35 extra 777F freighters for delivery between January 2028 and January 2031.

Cirium estimates that 15 to 16 new orders could be added to the 777F fleet, with six orders linked to AirBridgeCargo and delivery timing uncertain, while the remaining 31 aircraft are expected before December 2027. The 777‑8F program holds 84 firm orders, led by Qatar Airways with 34 units and Cargolux with 10, and its entry into service is now slated for 2029.

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