The extended-range original 777 — the ETOPS airplane that redefined transatlantic operations in the late 1990s. Being retired at most major carriers.
Boeing
Boeing 777-200ER
ICAO:
B772 IATA: B777-200 First flight1997
Typical seats301-400
Range13,080 km
Engines2× GE90 or PW4090 or Rolls-Royce Trent 800
Current operators
Airlines with active B777-200 aircraft in their fleet, ranked by count.
UA
United Airlines
74 aircraft
AA
American Airlines
47 aircraft
BA
British Airways
45 aircraft
NH
All Nippon Airways
28 aircraft
FX
Federal Express
27 aircraft
AF
Air France
27 aircraft
EK
Emirates
26 aircraft
SQ
Singapore Airlines
23 aircraft
JL
Japan Airlines
23 aircraft
KE
Korean Air
21 aircraft
DL
Delta Air Lines
18 aircraft
KL
KLM
15 aircraft
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