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Boeing 777-200ER

Out of Production

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.

Passengers

305-440

Range

8,898 mi

Cruise Speed

562 mph

First Flight

1997

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