Boeing 777
Twin-engine commercial jet
The Boeing 777 is a wide-body commercial aircraft, one of the largest twin-engine jets in service.
Introduced in 1995, it's known for long-haul international routes and was Boeing's first fly-by-wire airliner.
Often called the "Triple Seven" by aviation enthusiasts and industry professionals: We're flying a 777 to Tokyo.
- widebodyBroad-hulled aircraft type
- twin-engineHaving two powerplants
- commercial aircraftPlane for public transport
- jetlinerLarge commercial passenger aircraft
- long-haulCovering great distances
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Popular twin-engine airliner
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First successful powered airplane
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