( MENAFN ) has suspended test flights of its new 777X twin-engine jetliner following serious safety issues discovered during post-flight inspections. According to industry news source *The Air Current*, critical failures were identified in the components of three out of four test aircraft. The reported issues involve the titanium thrust link, a crucial structural component that attaches the engine to the aircraft. After a test flight in Hawaii, one of the jets was found with a severed thrust link. Subsequent inspections revealed similar problems in two additional aircraft. Boeing has acknowledged the issue, stating in an email to *The Air Current* that the company is in the process of replacing the faulty parts and assessing the component's performance to address any issues before resuming flight testing. The 777X, which features the largest and most powerful engines ever built—each nearly 3.5 meters in diameter and weighing 11 tons—has faced significant scrutiny.