Boeing 777-300ER (B77W)
One of the largest twinjets in the world, powered by the huge GE90 engines: it dominates many high-density long-haul routes.
777-300ER in the air right now
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Specifications
- Manufacturer
- Boeing
- ICAO type code
- B77W
- Category
- Wide-body airliner
- Engines
- 2 turbofan (GE90)
- First flight
- 2003
- Typical seating
- 350–400
About the Boeing 777-300ER
One of the largest twinjets in the world, powered by the huge GE90 engines: it dominates many high-density long-haul routes.
Frequently asked questions
How many Boeing 777-300ER are flying right now? +
The live count at the top of this page filters the FlyItalyADSB feed by the ICAO type code B77W, so it shows how many 777-300ER are currently within the network's coverage. It changes minute by minute.
What is the B77W code? +
B77W is the ICAO type designator of the Boeing 777-300ER — the code that identifies the model in the ADS-B and Mode-S messages received by the network.
How many engines and seats does the Boeing 777-300ER have? +
The Boeing 777-300ER is powered by 2 turbofan (GE90) and typically carries 350–400 passengers. It first flew in 2003.
Is the flight data free and open? +
Yes. FlyItalyADSB is a non-profit project and the data is published under the open CC BY-SA 4.0 licence.