Boeing 777-9

B779

Boeing · Widebody · In production

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Specifications

First flight
2020
Entered service
Not yet in service
Engines
2 × General Electric GE9X
Typical seating
426 (2-class)
Cruise speed
Mach 0.84
Range
7,285 nm
MTOW
351,500 kg
Length
76.7 m
Wingspan
71.8 m
Status
In production

Notable facts

  • The larger of the two Boeing 777X models, with composite wings, folding wingtips, and General Electric GE9X engines.
  • The GE9X is the largest commercial jet engine by fan diameter (around 3.4 m).
  • First flew in January 2020; at about 76.7 m it is the longest airliner ever built.
  • Entry into service was repeatedly delayed through the 2020s.
  • Positioned as a successor to the 747-8 and 777-300ER in the very-large-aircraft segment.

Variants

  • 777-8 (B778)Shorter, longer-range 777X model
  • 777-8FFreighter version of the 777X

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