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First 777-200ER built
I'm just curious if anybody has any history on the very first ER version of the 777-200.
Re: First 777-200ER built
First ER built is ln 41, G-VIIA at BA. Currently stored thanks to Covid.
It wasn’t the first to enter commercial service, that was one of its sister ships. Unsure which one exactly, I think G-VIIC (ln 53).
It wasn’t the first to enter commercial service, that was one of its sister ships. Unsure which one exactly, I think G-VIIC (ln 53).
Re: First 777-200ER built
Polot wrote:First ER built is ln 41, G-VIIA at BA. Currently stored thanks to Covid.
It wasn’t the first to enter commercial service, that was one of its sister ships. Unsure which one exactly, I think G-VIIC (ln 53).
Thank you!
Re: First 777-200ER built
Didn't Boeing call them B777-200IGWs back then? (Increased Gross Weight)
How did this topic get moved? It is not about travel, it is a factual topic about civil aviation and no one is asking if anyone prefers the ER version of the 777 over the A model.
How did this topic get moved? It is not about travel, it is a factual topic about civil aviation and no one is asking if anyone prefers the ER version of the 777 over the A model.
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Re: First 777-200ER built
Prototype of 777's list
772 (Non-ER) -B-HNL (History)
772 (ER) - G-VIIA (as said up in the comment)
773 (Non-ER) - B-HNE (Currently stored)
77W (ER) - JA732J (Active)
779X - N779XW
778X - N/A
Just to remember this as all prototypes 777's including registrations.
772 (Non-ER) -B-HNL (History)
772 (ER) - G-VIIA (as said up in the comment)
773 (Non-ER) - B-HNE (Currently stored)
77W (ER) - JA732J (Active)
779X - N779XW
778X - N/A
Just to remember this as all prototypes 777's including registrations.
Re: First 777-200ER built
DL_Mech wrote:Didn't Boeing call them B777-200IGWs back then? (Increased Gross Weight)
How did this topic get moved? It is not about travel, it is a factual topic about civil aviation and no one is asking if anyone prefers the ER version of the 777 over the A model.
Boeing did call the 777-200(ER) as 777-200IGW back then. Those can be seen in Boeing`s media release released back in the 90s.
And I`m also curious why this topic is in the Travel Forum.
Re: First 777-200ER built
hannah9898 wrote:772 (Non-ER) -B-HNL (History)
Shouldn't this be preserved in a museum? Or did the museum in Tuscon scrap it?
Re: First 777-200ER built
VSMUT wrote:hannah9898 wrote:772 (Non-ER) -B-HNL (History)
Shouldn't this be preserved in a museum? Or did the museum in Tuscon scrap it?
Tucson.
It's still there. The Tucson Dragway did a cool little video in January where they set up a Hot Wheels track inside it. https://www.facebook.com/TucsonDragway/ ... 233085594/
Re: First 777-200ER built
Here's the last B772ER built (only 7.7 years old!):
https://www.planespotters.net/airframe/ ... nes/3v8l44
https://www.planespotters.net/airframe/ ... nes/3v8l44
Re: First 777-200ER built
FLALEFTY wrote:Here's the last B772ER built (only 7.7 years old!):
https://www.planespotters.net/airframe/ ... nes/3v8l44
Probably the last PW powered 777 built as well.
Re: First 777-200ER built
DL_Mech wrote:FLALEFTY wrote:Here's the last B772ER built (only 7.7 years old!):
https://www.planespotters.net/airframe/ ... nes/3v8l44
Probably the last PW powered 777 built as well.
British Airways has the last RR powered 77E (11.8 years old):
https://www.planespotters.net/airframe/ ... ays/r116j6
And TAAG has the last 77E with GE power (13.3 years old):
https://www.planespotters.net/airframe/ ... nes/ekdqqv
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