777connect Opens Centralized Online RFQ Channel for Boeing 777 and Commercial Aircraft Parts Buyers
Texas City, Texas — September 29, 2026 — Aviation buyers seeking Boeing 777 and other commercial aircraft components can now submit part numbers and sourcing requirements through a single online request-for-quotation (RFQ) channel operated by 777connect, the Texas-based aviation parts sourcing platform, which has expanded the service.
The expanded RFQ service is aimed at organizations engaged in aircraft maintenance, repair and overhaul (MRO), aviation distribution, procurement and component sourcing. Buyers may submit requirements for a single part or multiple line items, supplying details such as part numbers, NSNs, quantities and other procurement specifications.
According to the company, the service addresses situations in which buyers must obtain supplier information for specific aircraft components. Once an RFQ is submitted, 777connect can coordinate the sourcing request and gather quotation information from suppliers in its procurement network.
Boeing 777 aircraft depend on a large aftermarket supply chain that includes aircraft manufacturers, component manufacturers, distributors, MRO organizations and independent suppliers. Boeing itself runs aircraft-parts distribution services serving commercial aviation and other markets. Within that landscape, digital RFQ channels offer procurement teams an additional way to submit component requirements and request supplier information.
The 777connect online platform covers aviation parts sourcing requirements tied to commercial aircraft and related procurement categories. Instead of submitting each requirement through separate channels, buyers gain a centralized point for filing RFQs and communicating the necessary part information.
The company is also building a broader digital presence around aviation parts procurement. Its related online properties include AeroFluxa and AeroLyx, which offer additional online resources related to aviation and aerospace parts sourcing.
For buyers researching aircraft components, the primary RFQ platform is available at 777connect.com. The website lets users submit aviation parts requirements and provide the information needed for sourcing and quotation requests.
The expansion reflects continued use of online procurement channels in the aviation aftermarket, where buyers may need to identify suppliers for specific aircraft components based on part number, NSN, quantity and other technical requirements. The 777connect service provides an online mechanism for submitting those requirements and starting the quotation process.
About 777connect
777connect is a Texas-based aviation parts sourcing platform focused on connecting buyers with suppliers for aircraft component requirements. The company provides an online RFQ channel through which customers can submit part numbers, quantities and other sourcing information. Its services are intended for aviation procurement, MRO, distribution and related commercial requirements.