4K | Boeing 777x in Spokane, Washington | Day 14 | N779XW

Good day everyone,
Here is another video of the 777x in Spokane. The 777x has parked here in Spokane, and operations of N779XW has moved here temporarily for testing. It is quite cool to know that Boeing is in Spokane.
There are a couple of things I do want to say about the aircraft being here. Please don't go and affect operations of Boeing. They are here to do a job, and shouldn't be interfered with. So just respect the area, and don't abuse the privileges we have of seeing this aircraft here.
Secondly, does this mean more 777x videos? No
I will not be recording everyday, as I have school and work to worry about. I have felt a great pressure when uploading 777x videos, to be the best quality I can give you, but to film and pump out videos everyday will not happen. I have 2 other parts of aviation I have to worry about, the first is school, and the second is work.
Thanks as always, and I am excited to see the 777x in my backyard. Thanks as always Boeing, for making such a great aircraft.

[@mikewalsh1402]

A long, sleek, beautiful airplane...with BIG engines!

[@dianeschroeder3980]

Hello beautiful Bird! I always look forward to these videos!❤️👍✈️

[@kevinwaters642]

I was the lead on the aft lower join on this bird. Stayed at Boeing just to build it before I retired

[@pnraviation520]

Thats amazing

[@kevinwaters642]

I worked in final body join for 33 years on the 767 then the first 777 wa001 on and the first 5 777x's

[@RdmassRdmass]

Graceful landing

[@peaceandlove.2932]

Nice smooth landing i must say.

[@stevensaviationspotting]

Oh yes the B777X!

[@MileHigh_Aviation]

awesome

[@ngocbich1950]

Wow 🤩🤩🤩

[@hanssamson5436]

for sure this 777X will perform better in long haul flight if Singapore Airlines will go from Singapore to New York JFK

[@connorharnack6861]

How do I get to that spot I saw the plan last night when I got off work

[@bermudarun3903]

Any thoughts on what the red boom is on the rear underbelly Thanks for posting the video

[@pnraviation520]

Bermuda Run my guess is a trail striker, but I’m not an expert in test equipment

[@bermudarun3903]

Delta One yeah, good point. Maybe VMC testing is up next. Thus is when they rotate and drag the ass end off the runway at Velocity Minimum Control speed, or VMC

[@pnraviation520]

Bermuda Run yep. We’re not sure what airport they are using. I doubt they will do it here

[@bermudarun3903]

Delta One my guess is they will move south to Mohave and the desert for these trials including maximum break energy testing

[@peaceandlove.2932]

Did the pilot use reverse thrust to slow the plane, am not sure i saw the engines open.

[@pnraviation520]

Steve Davey they might of. I’m not sure what the limitations are on the brakes, but I believe they came in light

[@elijahkennedy-gibbens2593]

What are you studying?

[@pnraviation520]

Aviation Maintenance

[@elijahkennedy-gibbens2593]

@@pnraviation520 dude that’s awesome!