FAA Clears Return To Service For 52 United 777-200s

May 17, 2022
United Airlines Boeing 777
Credit: United Airlines
The FAA has issued final paperwork clearing the return to service of 52 Pratt & Whitney-powered Boeing 777-200s operated by United Airlines, ending a grounding that has constrained the carrier’s widebody capacity over the last fifteen months. The FAA’s grounding of the worldwide PW4000-powered 777...

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