will likely be called the Boeing 797. Read more: The 10 Most Iconic Airplanes In Aviation History, Ranked As the NMA is set ...

Although Boeing may someday introduce a commercial airliner designated with the number 797, and although the company's Phantom Works (advanced research and development) unit may have researched ...

Boeing’s New Midsize Aircraft (NMA), also dubbed the Boeing 797 based on the company’s naming scheme, has been up for speculation for the longest time. If and when will it be introduced?

Given Boeing's recent woes, Jefferies believes entry into service for the "797" could now be as far away as 2028. In February, U.K. firm Rolls-Royce pulled out of the race to provide engines for ...

The world has been given a peek at Boeing's plans for a new small twin-aisle aircraft, unofficially dubbed the 797. Boeing (BA) released the first image of its new "middle-market airplane" at the ...

The jet is dryly called the "New Mid-Market Airplane," but it has been dubbed the Boeing "797" by prospective customers. The "797" is a small twin-aisle airplane that could seat between 225 and ...

Boeing’s new ‘797’ has taken a big leap toward becoming a reality. The aerospace giant has named one of its top engineers to a leadership team responsible for the formation of what is likely ...

widely expected to be called the Boeing 797. Before the crisis, the aviation industry expected Boeing would go ahead with plans for the plane. Now several experts say the chances are about 50-50 ...

Just one day after a major aviation player told the Seattle Times that Boeing’s proposed new 797 airplane might have a metal rather than a carbon composite fuselage, a top executive at the ...

Boeing Co. executives are closing in on one of their most important decisions of the decade: whether to plow an estimated $15 billion into a new jetliner family. The aircraft nicknamed the 797 ...

Whether Boeing will find sufficient justification for developing the 797 — at an estimated cost of $10 billion — was a hot topic among customers and suppliers as the Air Show opened Monday.

will likely be called the Boeing 797. As the NMA is set to replace the Boeing 767, it will sit between the smaller Boeing 737 family and the widebody long-haul Boeing 787. Existing 767s have a ...