Impressive braking on the Boeing 777X.

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Mar 25, 2025
10:56:49am

Adam_Pontipee Contributor

Impressive braking on the Boeing 777X.

I didn’t see any flames coming off the brakes, but I’d imagine that sort of force can only happen once in their service life. I’d be interested to know if was just a dry-weight test or if they loaded it up any.

WH001 (N779XW) is at Clinton Sherman Airport for certification brake testing with FAA oversight.

The 777X brake testing ensures the aircraft's braking system meets safety and performance standards required for FAA certification.#777X #FAA #Boeing777X pic.twitter.com/qPn6XWyuEk
— Boeing 777X (@b777xlovers) March 25, 2025

https://twitter.com/b777xlovers/status/1904526406341603756

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Originally posted on Mar 25, 2025 at 10:56:49am

Message modified by Adam_Pontipee on Mar 25, 2025 at 10:58:42am

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Impressive braking on the Boeing 777X.

Adam_Pontipee

Mar 25, 10:56am

Spelling matters

porl thompson

Mar 25, 10:58am

Fixed it - kinda still relevant though

Adam_Pontipee

Mar 25, 10:59am

Wonder how hot those brakes were

Skeptical Optimist

Mar 25, 11:00am

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