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Boeing 777-200ER

Out of Production
Boeing 777-200ER

The extended-range variant of the original 777, and the most widely sold version of the entire 777 family. Combines excellent range with the proven reliability of triple-seven operations for long-haul international routes.

AIRCRAFT DATA

PASSENGERS

305-440

RANGE

8,898 mi

SPEED

562 mph

FIRST FLIGHT

1997

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Did You Know?

The 777-200ER was the backbone of long-haul operations for decades, with over 420 delivered to airlines worldwide before production ended in 2013.

* History & Timeline

Key Milestones

1997

Entry into Service

British Airways became the first operator of the 777-200ER in February 1997, using it on transatlantic routes where its ETOPS capability enabled efficient twin-engine operations.

Development Story

Program Launch

The 777-200ER was developed to extend the range of the original 777-200, featuring higher maximum takeoff weight and additional fuel capacity for true long-haul capability.

Engine Choices

Airlines could choose from three engine options: GE90, Pratt & Whitney PW4000, or Rolls-Royce Trent 800, giving unprecedented flexibility in powerplant selection.

Interesting Facts

Most Popular 777

The 777-200ER became the most widely sold variant of the original 777 family with over 420 delivered, forming the backbone of international operations for airlines worldwide.

Legacy & Impact

Proven Reliability

The 777-200ER established the 777s reputation for exceptional reliability and performance, with aircraft logging tens of thousands of hours in service over two decades.

# Technical Specifications

Performance

Range
14,320 km (8,898 mi)
Cruise Speed
905 km/h (562 mph)
Service Ceiling
13,137 m (43,100 ft)

Dimensions

Length
63.7 m (209 ft)
Wingspan
60.9 m (200 ft)

Capacity

Passengers
305-440
Cargo Volume
175 m³

Engines

Engine Count
2x GE90-85B or PW4084 or RR Trent 884
Manufacturer
General Electric / Pratt & Whitney / Rolls-Royce
Thrust (each)
400 kN

Weights

Max Takeoff (MTOW)
286,897 kg (632,499 lbs)
Fuel Capacity
171,160 L (45,216 gal)

Takeoff / Landing

Takeoff Distance
3,000 m (9,843 ft)
Landing Distance
1,800 m (5,906 ft)

Commercial

Total Orders
422
Delivered
422
List Price
$320.2M

History

First Flight
January 1, 1997
Status
Out of Production

@ Sources

Data compiled from the following sources:

M Manufacturer D Aviation Database N News