FAA warns Boeing that certification of planned 777X likely w

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The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) sent a letter to Boeing saying that its planned 777X aircraft would not receive approval for an important step in the certification process and that the certification would “realistically” not happen until mid to late 2023, The Seattle Times reported.
In the letter, which was dated May 13 and reviewed by the Seattle Times, the FAA cited several issues with the airplane, including an aspect of the electronic systems used on the aircraft that FAA believed was not up to par and an incident during a test flight in December 2020 where the aircraft's nose moved up and down unprompted by the pilots.

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