Boeing 777 Capacity

Boeing 777: Capacity and Specifications

Overview

The Boeing 777 is a wide-body, long-range airliner developed and manufactured by Boeing Commercial Airplanes. It is a technologically advanced aircraft that has been in service since 1995.

Capacity

The 777 offers several seating configurations depending on its variant: * **777-200:** 301-368 passengers in a 3-class layout * **777-300:** 312-388 passengers in a 3-class layout * **777-300ER:** 365-458 passengers in a 2-class layout * **777-8:** 365-396 passengers in a 2-class layout * **777-9:** 414-468 passengers in a 2-class layout

10-abreast Seating

The 777 is designed with a wide fuselage, allowing for a ten-abreast seating layout in economy class. This configuration provides more seats per row, increasing passenger capacity.

Range

The range of the 777 also varies depending on its variant: * **777-200:** 5,240-8,555 nautical miles (9,665-15,843 kilometers) * **777-300:** 6,465-7,370 nautical miles (11,970-13,649 kilometers) * **777-300ER:** 7,370-7,930 nautical miles (13,649-14,689 kilometers) * **777-8:** 8,730 nautical miles (16,190 kilometers) * **777-9:** 7,290-7,525 nautical miles (13,500-14,084 kilometers)

Extended Range Variants

The 777-300ER, 777-8, and 777-9 are extended-range variants designed for ultra-long-haul flights. They have additional fuel capacity and aerodynamic enhancements to achieve their extended range capabilities.