Boeing 777-300

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 Boeing 777-300

Compared with the baseline 777-200 the 777-300 features a 10,13 m stretch, comprising plugs fore and aft of the wings. The longer fuselage allows seating for up to 550 passengers in a single class high density configuration. Boeing publicly announced it was developing the 777-300 at the Paris Airshow in mid June 1995. The 777-300 rolled out on September 8 1997, followed by first flight on October 16 that year.

The 777-300ER is the first of two new Longer-Range 777 models. The 777-300ER and the 777-200LR (Longer Range) were launched in February 2000 at the request of airline customers seeking airplanes with additional flexibility to serve the non-stop routes that passengers demand.

The twin-engine 777-300ER carries 365 passengers up to 14.270 kilometers, and is capable of serving such routes as Paris-Los Angeles and Paris-Tokyo.

During the 777-300ER’s 1,500-hour flight test program, the airplane exceeded its original design performance targets. As a result, the new jetliner provides increased payload and range capability over those promised to customers at the time of the airplane sale.

The 777-300ER has updated avionic, electrical, flight and environmental control systems. The airplane’s raked wingtips offer fuel efficiency improvements and its semi-levered landing gear permits takeoffs on shorter runways.

The 777-300ER also features the award-winning Boeing Signature Interior, known for its ambient lighting and easily accessible drop-down luggage bins.

General Electric Aircraft Engines manufactures the engines for both Longer-Range 777 models. The GE90-115B turbofan is the world’s largest and most powerful commercial jet engine, producing 115,000 pounds of thrust, currently a Guinness World Record.

On Friday, December 3, 2004 was the rollout of the 500th Boeing 777 commercial airplane. The Boeing 777 the fastest-selling twin-aisle airplane ever, will reach 500 airplanes delivered faster than any other twin-aisle airplane in commercial history. The 500th 777 is scheduled for delivery to International Lease Finance Corp. and operator Air France later this month. Thirty-eight customers have ordered 647 Boeing 777.

Developing nation: United States of America.
Manufacturer/designer:  Boeing Commercial Airplane Company.
Production line: Everett, WA.
Type aircraft: long and ultra long range widebody airliner.
First flight:

– 777-200 June 12, 1994, N7771.

– 777-200ER October 7, 1996, N5022E.

– 777-200LR March 8, 2005, N60659.

– 777-300 October 16, 1997, N5014K.

– 777-300ER February 24, 2003, N5017V.

First delivery:

– 777-200 May 15, 1995 to United Airlines.

– 777-200ER February 6, 1997 to British Airways.

– 777-200LR early 2006 to Pakistan International Airlines.

– 777-300 May 22, 1998 to Cathay Pacific Airways.

– 777-300ER April 29, 2004 to Air France.

Boeing 777-300
Cockpit crew: Two pilots.
Passengers single class: up to 550.
Passengers two class:

– 58 business class.

– 284 economy class.

Passengers three class:

– 30 first class.

– 84 business class.

– 254 economy class.

Cabin length: 59,24 m.
Cabin diameter: 5,86 m.
Baggage compartment: 17 m³.
Cargo volume:

213,9 m³.

LD3 Containers in belly: 20.
Standard 2.24m x 3.17m pallets:

8.

Wing span: 60,93 m.
Wing area: 427,8 m².
Wing sweep: 31,64 degrees.
Fuselage length: 73,86 m.
Fuselage diameter: 6,19 m.
Height: 18,51 m.
Horizontal tail unit: 21,53 m.
Wheelbase: 31,22 m.
Track: 10,97 m.
Engines:

two Pratt & Whitney 4098 rated  424.1 kN.

– two Rolls Royce Trent 892 rated  411.48 kN.

– two General Electric GE90-94B rated 432.8 kN.

Weight:

empty: 139.025 Kg.

max. zero-fuel weight: 224.528 Kg.

– fuel: 171.160 liter.

– max. payload: 66.770 Kg.

Max. take off weight: 297.560 Kg.
Max. landing weight: 237.682 Kg.
Cruise speed: 895 km/h.
Max. speed: 941 km/h.
Take-off speed: 270 – 345 km/h.
Landing speed: 245 - 285 km/h.
Service ceiling: 13.135 m.
Range:

11.029 km.

Performance:

– take-off run 3.231 m at max. take-off weight.

– landing run 1.829 m at max. landing weight.

Boeing 777-300ER*
Passengers two class:

– 56 business class.

– 283 economy class.

Passengers three class:

– 12 first class.

– 42 business class.

– 316 economy class.

Wing span: 64,80 m.
Height: 18,85 m.
Cargo volume:

213,9 m³.

Engines:

– two General Electric GE90-115B rated 512 kN.

Weight:

empty: 167.829 Kg.

max. zero-fuel weight: 237.682 Kg.

– fuel: 181.280 liter.

– max. payload: 69.853 Kg.

Max. take off weight: 344.550 Kg.
Max. landing weight: 251.290 Kg.
Range:

14.270 km.

Performance:

– take-off run 3.353 m at max. take-off weight.

– landing run 1.585 m at max. landing weight.

* Generally similar to the Boeing 777-300 except in the following particulars.

Boeing 777 (all types) production:

Boeing 777 built 500, active 500, on order 147 at January 2005.

Boeing 777-300 built of each type:

68 Boeing 777-300.

16 Boeing 777-300ER.

Boeing has received orders for 71 777-300ERs from seven customers.

Boeing 777-300 operators:

Emirates.

13 – B777-31H

 1 – B777-36N(ER)

Cathay Pacific Airways.

11 – B777-367

Air France. 10 – B777-328(ER)
Cathay Pacific Airways.

11 – B777-367

Singapore Airlines. 11 – B777-312
ANA – All Nippon Airways.

 7 – B777-381

 2 – B777-381(ER)

Japan Air Lines.  5 – B777-346

 2 – B777-346(ER)

Thai Airways International.  6 – B777-3D7
Korean Air Lines.  4 – B777-3B5