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“Hitting the brakes to move forward” was how Stephanie Pope, President & CEO of Boeing Commercial Airplanes, introduced a LinkedIn post regarding Boeing’s 777X team. Pope explained that in March, the team began certification testing of the 777-9’s braking system.

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