Boeing 777 airplane in flight
BoeingWide-bodyFirst flight: 1994

Boeing 777

"The Triple Seven"

The world's largest twin-engine jet!

Max Passengers
550
Range (km)
15,843
Engines
2

About the Boeing 777

"The world's largest twin-engine jet!"

The Boeing 777 is the world's largest twin-engine commercial airplane. It's famous for its massive engines β€” the biggest ever put on a commercial jet. Airlines love it because two huge engines are cheaper to run than four smaller ones, and it can still fly incredibly long distances.

✈️ First flight: 1994
πŸ‘₯ Up to 550 passengers
πŸ—ΊοΈ Range: 9,839 miles
βš™οΈ 2 engines

Cool Fact!

The 777's engine fan blades are taller than a full-grown adult β€” each blade is about 9 feet long! 😲

Fun Facts ✈️

The 777's engines are so big, a whole Boeing 737 fuselage could fit inside one!

It holds the record for the longest non-stop commercial flight ever flown.

The 777 was the first commercial airplane designed entirely on computers β€” no paper blueprints!

Emirates operates the largest fleet of 777s in the world.

Quick Specs

Passengers
Up to 550
Range
9,395 miles
Engines
2 turbofan
Cruise Speed
590 mph
Wingspan
213 feet
First Flight
1994
Official Boeing Specs

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