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Username: QANTAS747-438
Posted 2003-10-08 23:41:50 and read 1279 times.
What type of engines does JAL use on their 777s? I'm not sure what kind of engines are in these photos... they look like GE90s but I didn't think JAL had GE's.
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Username: Scbriml
Posted 2003-10-08 23:47:52 and read 1240 times.
JAL's ER 772 & 773 are all GE90 powered, while their non-ER 772 & 773 are PW4000 powered. I guess that's what happens when you only get one engine choice on a variant. Silly really.
Username: The777Man
Posted 2003-10-08 23:52:59 and read 1207 times.
The engines in those pictures are GE90-94Bs. They have those GEs on the new 777-200ER aircraft. On the 777-200 aircraft, they have PW 4084 engines and PW 4090s on the 777-300s. They will get more GE 90s when they get the 777-300ERs next year.
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Username: Aaron747
Posted 2003-10-08 23:55:05 and read 1201 times.
They are indeed GEs. JAL has them on the 763, 744, and 777ERs.
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Username: ConcordeBoy
Posted 2003-10-09 00:18:42 and read 1148 times.
I guess that's what happens when you only get one engine choice on a variant. Silly really.
What's more "silly" are the completely misinformed arm-chair CEOs who to this day still cannot comprehend why there's only a single engine choice for the 777NGs...
hint: it's not solely for the purpose of antagonizing you and RR-preferring airlines, though I'm sure Boeing included that in its plan 
Username: Killerbabe
Posted 2003-10-09 00:52:06 and read 1115 times.
All their 772B and 773B are powered by PW engines, their ER versions are powered by GE engines.
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