The 777X offers extended range figures that match or exceed previous Boeing widebodies and can connect nearly any two major ...

Enormous engines like the GE90 had to be developed to power the 777, primarily because it has two turbofans rather than four.

Emirates has completed the reconfiguration of all 10 of its Boeing 777-200LR aircraft and is in the process of retiring its last two Boeing 777-300 Classic aircraft. In April the airline completed the ...

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Emirates has announced a firm order for 5 new Boeing 777-200LR freighter aircraft, with 2 units to be delivered in 2024 and the remaining 3 units in 2025. Emirates has announced a firm order for 5 ...

Full certification of the 777-200LRMF expected later this year... Menu Search LATEST POPULAR AIRCRAFT FOR SALE SECTIONS Business ... Mammoth Freighter Launches First 777-200LR Conversion in UK ...

Mammoth Freighters announced that it has inducted the first 777-200LR at the STS Aviation Services (STS) facility in Manchester, United Kingdom. STS has initiated the passenger-to-freighter ...

Mammoth Freighters has inducted its first 777-200LR passenger to freighter (P2F) conversion at the STS Aviation Services facility in Manchester, UK. STS is now working to convert the 777-200LR ...

The first Boeing 777-200LR Worldliner, the longest range commercial airplane in the world, landed in Abu Dhabi International Airport on Wednesday as part of the 'Going Distance' world tour that ...

They are both powered by the GE90-115BL engine. Other airlines operating the Boeing 777-200LR include Air Canada, Air India, AZAL Azerbaijan Airlines, Ethiopian Airlines, Iraqi Airways, Pakistan ...

The aircraft used were planes leased from Delta - incidentally 15+ year old 777-200 airframes. BHPian Hayek recently shared this with other enthusiasts. Flew Air India on the BOM - JFK - BOM route ...

Perhaps amusingly, the virtual version of this leased 777-200LR was shown wearing the airline’s new livery, something that may not happen in real life. Note the purple backlit IFE ports, a nod to Air ...