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Boeing's new longer-range 777 to rollout with Goodrich wheels and carbon Brakes

Charlotte, Usa - FAA grants TSO

Goodrich Corporation has received FAA TSO approval of the wheels and brakes for Boeing's Longer-Range 777 aircraft. The initial shipset is currently being installed on the first aircraft, a 777-300ER, with the rollout scheduled to take place in November. First flight is slated for early 2003. Paul Snyder, Vice President Commercial Wheels & Brakes, commented, "we are very excited to participate in the...

AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency - 34557
Rome, Italy, 10/09/2002 16:35
AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency

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