Jet Airways and Air India are expected to replace their fleets of Air India 777s with 777Xs . As the country's only widebody operators, US aircraft manufacturer Boeing is targeting the two carriers to update their 10-year old planes. Air India currently operates 10 777-300ERs -300ERs and 787 , while Jet Airways possesses 10 777-300ERs . Speaking at Aero India , Boeing stated that the first 777Xs will be delivered to Emirates airlines in 2020 , following the roll-out of its 777s Max and 787 models. Jet, meanwhile, has 10 777-300ERs aged between 10 and 12 years. The aerospace firm will inform the Indian airlines of the possible updates, although both are potentially undergoing ownership changes.
Jet Airways and Air India are expected to replace their fleets of Air India 777s with 777Xs . As the country's only widebody operators, US aircraft manufacturer Boeing is targeting the two carriers to update their 10-year old planes. Air India currently operates 10 777-300ERs -300ERs and 787 , while Jet Airways possesses 10 777-300ERs . Speaking at Aero India , Boeing stated that the first 777Xs will be delivered to Emirates airlines in 2020 , following the roll-out of its 777s Max and 787 models. The aerospace firm will inform the Indian airlines of the possible updates, although both are potentially undergoing ownership changes.