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Boeing's 777-8F Backlog Just Crossed 80 Jets & The Newest Buyer Isn't Even An Airline

MSC Air Cargo’s large order fuels speculation about further significant purchases.

Boeing's 777-8F Backlog Just Crossed 80 Jets & The Newest Buyer Isn't Even An Airline

Boeing’s 777-8F freighter backlog has surpassed 80 confirmed orders, highlighting significant interest in this newest variant of the iconic 777 series. This surge is primarily driven by an unanticipated purchase of five 777-8Fs by MSC Air Cargo, marking their first foray into freighter operations. The specific identity of another major customer remains undisclosed, adding to the intrigue surrounding the aircraft's high demand. Analysts believe that the robust order numbers reflect a growing need within the logistics sector for increased air cargo capacity. Production ramp-up at Boeing’s factory in Renton, Washington, will be crucial to meeting this escalating demand and fulfilling these substantial commitments.


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