Boeing 777
World's biggest twinjet

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The "Triple-Seven" is one of Boeing's most successful products. The 777 was originally designed to fill the gap between the 747 and the 767. It is also expected to replace the aging DC-10 and the L1011 Tristar. Featuring the latest technology it is a strong competitor to the Airbus A-340.

Facts First flight: June 16th1994  First comm. flight: June 1995  Accommodation: 305-440 pax.  Seating: 2-5-2  Country: U.S.A.  No. of planes built: 100+   No. of planes lost: 0  List price: $ 128,000,000  Competitors: Airbus A330, A340  Dimensions Length: 63.71 m (209' 1")  Height: 18.50 m (60' 8")  Wing span: 60.93 m (199' 11")

Specifications Cruising speed: 900 km/h (560 mph)  Landing speed: 250 km/h (155 mph)  Cruising altitude: 12,500 m (41,000 ft)  Range: 7,500 km (4,690 miles)  max. 12,000 km (7,500 miles)  Engines, Thrust: 2x turbofan   ·GE90-85B @ 325 kN (73,000 lbs) each  ·RR Trent 884/892 @ 330 kN (74,200 lbs)  ·P&W PW4084 @ 373 kN (83,900 lbs) Empty weight: 123,000 kg   271,200 lbs   Max. payload: 47,500 kg   104,700 lbs   MTOW: 233,600 kg   515,000 lbs  Fuel capacity: 117,345 l  Fuel consumption: 7,700 l/h

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