Boeing 777 31H

4 aircraft

The Boeing 777-300, a revolutionary twin-engine wide-body airliner that proved long-haul routes could be efficiently operated without four engines, first flew on October 16, 1997. This low-wing airliner featured twin turbofan engines and could accommodate 368 to 550 passengers depending on configuration. Stretching over 242 feet in length with advanced computer-aided design, it was manufactured by The Boeing Company at their Everett, Washington facility.