Boeing 777-200 Facts

Brief Description

The 777-200 is a wide-body twinjet from Boeing Commercial Airplane Group. The newest member of the Boeing family of jetliners has been "market-driven" to meet airline demand for a jetliner sized between the company's 767-300 and 747-400.

Seating

Configuration	Passengers
Three class	305 to 328
Two class	375 to 400
All economy	418 to 440

Variation in seating depends on an airline customer's choice of nine- or 10-abreast seating in economy class, and seven- or eight-abreast seating in business class.

Interior configurations: Seating ranges from six- to 10-abreast with two aisles.

Specifications

Length	209 feet 1 inch (63.7 m)
Wingspan	199 feet 11 inches (60.9 m)
Tail height	60 feet 9 inches (18.5 m)
Exterior fuselage diameter	20 feet 4 inches (6.19 m)
Interior cross-section width	19 feet 3 inches (5.86 m)
Cargo capacity	Up to 32 LD-3 containers, plus 600 cubic feet (17 cubic meters) bulk-loaded cargo. Total volume 5,656 cubic feet (160.16 cubic meters).

Number of parts: The 777-200 has about 132,500 engineered, unique parts. Including rivets, bolts and other fasteners, the airplane has more than 3 million parts.

Program Key Dates

Program launch	Oct. 29, 1990
Start major assembly	Jan. 21, 1993
Ceremonial rollout	April 9, 1994
First flight	June 12, 1994
FAA/JAA type design and FAA production certification	April 19, 1995
First delivery	May 15, 1995
FAA ETOPS approval	May 30, 1995
First revenue service flight	June 7, 1995

Weights, Ranges, Engines, Fuel Capacity

777-200 initial model (375 passengers/two class):

	FROM:	TO:
Max. takeoff weight	506,000 pounds (229,520 kg)	545,000 pounds (247,210 kg)
Range	4,210 statute miles (6,770 km)	5,620 statute miles (9,050 km)
Engine choices	Pratt & Whitney 4074 General Electric 90-75B Rolls-Royce Trent 875	Pratt & Whitney 4077 General Electric 90-77B Rolls-Royce Trent 877
Fuel capacity	31,000 gallons (117,335 L)

777-200 increased gross weight model (305 passengers/three class):

	FROM:	TO:
Max. takeoff weight	580,000 pounds (263,090 kg)	632,500 pounds (286,900 kg)
Range	6,660 statute miles (10,720 km)	8,270 statute miles (13,320 km)
Engine choices	Pratt & Whitney 4084 General Electric 90-85B Rolls-Royce Trent 884	Pratt & Whitney 4090 General Electric 90-90B Rolls-Royce Trent 890
Fuel capacity	45,220 gallons (171,160 L)

Examples of city pairs the 777-200 can serve:

777-200 initial model	New York - San Francisco Denver - Honolulu London - New York Chicago - Honolulu Tokyo - San Francisco
777-200 increased gross weight model	London - Los Angeles Los Angeles - Tokyo Tokyo - Sydney Chicago - Seoul Dubai - New York

Martijn van Boxtel

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