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the Boeing 777 has a twin engine system (2 engines).

Rolls Royce Trent 800 Pratt and Whitney PW 4000 General Electric GE90

like any other plane

Actually that depends, since the Boeing 747 is now the second largest commercial plane in the world, it is large compared the other jetliners.

If an airline uses business and economy class a 747-400 can carry 524 passengers.

A Boeing 777 can carry between 314 and 451 passengers. The Boeing 777 has been in use since June of 1995.

Cruising Speed Boeing 707 (currently out of production): 550 mph (885 km/h).

its 2 rows of 3x3

You get where you want to go faster

The Boeing 777 can fly up to altitudes of 43,100ft, however, its normal cruising attitude is anywhere between 35,000 feet and 39,000 feet.

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Cruising speed is 780km/h-823km/h and max speed is 876km/h

It goes into a holding tank on the airplane. It is then pumped off when the aircraft is at the airport.

Boeing 777-200,200ER,200LR and 777 Freighter = 63.7 m long

Boeing 777-300,300ER = 73.9 m long


Boeing 747-100,200B,300,400,400ER = 70.6 m long

Boeing 747-8 = 76.4 m long

Its top speed, according to Boeing, is 609 mph

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Flying at a cruising altitude of FL350 (35,000 feet) it flies at 485 knots.
arond 150 mph!
Its cruise speed at 35,000 feet is 458 knots or 530 miles per hour or 850 kilometres per hour.

Wing span = 211 ft 5 in. (64.4m)

Length = 231 ft 10 in. (70.6m).

Tail height = 63 ft 8 in. (19.4m)

156.867 meters

Yes - A British Airways 777-200ER from Beijing crashed landed on approach to London's Heathrow airport, stopping just short of the runway. There were no fatalities.

This said, it is generally regarded as one of the safest and most reliable planes flying today. Several incidents have occurred on 777s with RR Trent 800 engines, where the heat exchanger got clogged with ice, and the engines momentarily shut down. The previously mentioned incident at Heathrow is the only example of a 777 fuselage being too damaged to be repaired and being discarded.

To put it into perspective, over 1000 777's have been delivered to airlines by Boeing. Of the very few recorded incidents relating to the aircraft, no passenger or crew has ever died. A maintenance worker once died in a fire from one of the B777 engines, but that was unrelated to the quality of the aircraft.

A Boeing 767 aircraft that is carrying passengers from New York to London would need about 45 gallons per passenger in order to make the trip. This makes the Boeing 767 far more fuel-efficient than a car, which would need twice as much fuel in order to make that distance.

The Boeing 747 was Introduced on January 22, 1970 with Pan Am and the first flight was on February 9, 1969

Boeing created the Boeing 747.