Boeing 777-336/ER - British Airways | Aviation Photo #1729433

British Airways

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Boeing 777-336/ER

MSN: 40542

Everett - Snohomish County / Paine Field (PAE / KPAE)

Washington, USA - June 21, 2010

HGabor
749 Luxembourg

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British Airways

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Boeing 777-336/ER

MSN: 40543

London - Heathrow (LHR / EGLL)

England, United Kingdom - July 6, 2012

Gary Claridge-king
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British Airways

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Boeing 777-336/ER

MSN: 40542

Mumbai (Bombay) - Chhatrapati Shivaji International (Sahar / Santa Cruz) (BOM / VABB)

India - December 9, 2010

Vishal Jolapara
233 India

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British Airways

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Boeing 777-336/ER

MSN: 40542

Cardiff (- Rhoose / Wales) (CWL / EGFF)

Wales, United Kingdom - August 18, 2010

Philip Woods
36 United Kingdom

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British Airways

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Boeing 777-336/ER

MSN: 42124

Sydney - Kingsford Smith International (Mascot) (SYD / YSSY)

New South Wales, Australia - October 1, 2014

Mark A Harris
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British Airways

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Boeing 777-336/ER

MSN: 42124

Sydney - Kingsford Smith International (Mascot) (SYD / YSSY)

New South Wales, Australia - October 1, 2014

Paul McCarthy
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Comments (42)

Anonymous

9 years ago

Gabor great well worth the trip alone with this shot!!!!!

Its about time to see one of these! awesome!

Great bird and the livery look good on it, just think that the edge of the door cutting through the ITI of BRITISH makes it hard to read.

Not sure where but they should shift it a bit.

I was waiting to finaly see this picture for years!
cant believe it!
the most beautiful plane on earth with one of the best liveries around!

Brffish Airways are my favourite airline

Can't wait to see this beauty flying over London!

Hope to see it in Delhi soon!

Livery looks excellent!

She looks lovely! Well done!

BA should put their name over door 2. So why is it called a 77"W"? What's the "W" mean?

Looks great! Does anyone know what the seating will be? Will this have the new FIRST product?

Great photo

Great photo. I can now see why this registration was chosen. (BA at the top of the fin is unique)
I do think this new a/c would have given an opportunity for BA to put some branding on the underside of the fuselage. The BA apeedwing maybe ?

Simply gorgeous.

I like the long fuselage of the 777, with its clean lines, giving it a sleek look. The BA livery is elegant & regal looking.
The close proximity to the threshhold gives the impression of the 777 hovering.

Looks great in BA

Am looking forward to seeing this at LHR,777 300 er's are just awesome and looks great in any livery

Great picture. At the first time i read "Brifish Airways" instead of British Airways ^^

Amazing plane in an amazing livery. Cheers from Canada!

Wow! didn't know that BA had ordered this aircraft...what a nice surprise!

This plane looks so smart and gracious! Almost looking like a toy...

Impressive photo

What a great shot of a beautiful aircraft! 773 is my favourit and I've waited so long for this to happen! :)

Beautiful aircraft on a great airline.

Five stars! The most beautiful aircraft on (or above) earth, the 777-300..... and British Airways! I have waited sooo long for this

Lol yeah i read "BRITFISH AIRWAYS" at first

Wow...I was standing behind you taking the same pictures that day. Were you the guy talking to the other guy in the Porsche? My wife and I took the Boeing tour and grabbed a few shots of the planes landing. Small world that I came upon your great picture today on this site.

Someone asked about the seating.... This aircraft will be the first to have the new World Traveler (Economy), World Traveler Plus (Premium Economy) installed. It will have the current Next Generation Club World seating, and the New First product. It will be delivered to BA with the WT and WT+ seating already installed as factory fit, then go to CWL (Cardiff) to have Club and First installed.

I'm surprised there are no winglets on this new aircraft.

Beautiful aircraft

Brilliant pic, it looks like the rat is out too!

Incredible bird in BA colors.

The BA titles were exactly on the same place on the 777-200, and I never heard anyone about it then... Obviously it has no winglets,like any 777, but it has the raked wingtips of the 200LR and 300ER (and 777F) which I find more beautiful anyway.
Finally, I want to repeat the question: what does the 'W' in '77W' stand for?

To my fellow dutch man below, I also checked the BA 772 pictures to see if the position of the words was any different, but obvious also saw it is almost exactly the same.

So I guess that because of the length of the aicraft the picture will be from a little further away and so will make the door edge more apparent in the 't' of British.

It seems that some of the others here noticed the same thing.

"W" stands for WOW, the reaction when you're close to it and realise how long it really is

Great shot. Anyone know when this is due to be delivered? Has British Airways gone for Rolls Royce Trent or GE engines? And what routes are they likely to use this a/c on, I presume maybe the LHR - SIN type route, which they currently use a 777 for one of the two daily flights.

I'd always wondered how would a 777-300 look in BA livery. Thank you for posting such shot :) Mohammad

The 77W is the code used for 777-300ER planes. ER stands for extended range. The plane is a little bit different then the 777-300, like longer wingspan for example and of course range.

8 years ago

To my fellow Jordanian man; perhaps, but I myself found the distance to hardly matter, and in fact, if anything, make the effect worse from shorter distances.
And then: of course 77W means a 773ER, I wanted to know: why a 'W'? What does that mean? 'Wordliner' maybe?

I'm an Airbus A320/330 man myself, but that is one very pretty looking aircraft. Hopefully I get to fly aboard this beauty one day...

The 'W' in 77W stands for ER as in
E = 5th letter of alphabet
R = 18th letter of alphabet

5+18 = 23 = W

7 years ago

Okay. Being a nitpicker I'd say a new problem arises: 77W then stands for 77(7)ER, and not necessarily a 77-3-ER. But the little sum makes sense, so thanks anyway.

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