*RARE B777-300!!!* | Southwind Airlines | Antalya - Dusseldorf |

Date: 4th July 2023
Airline: Southwind Airlines (STW/2S)
Aircraft: Boeing B777-300
Registration: TC-GRY
Departure airport: Antalya (LTAI/AYT) Turkiye
Arrival airport: Dusseldorf (EDDL/DUS) Germany
Seat: 16A
Class: Economy Class
Actual Flighttime: 3 hours 20 minutes
Ticket price: €53,-
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[@donaldknowles9640]

Love the Trent 800

[@stefangrodziczki5226]

RR Engines make the best roar in the whole world! They make goosebumps.

[@Jannik_Stein]

It's so cool to fly such a big aircraft on so short routes. I've flown bothe the a330 and the 747 at

[@someone.7303]

A Boeing 777-300 with RR engines?? I thought the 777-300 only used GE90s, but this is very rare

[@florianpelin]

GE powered 777-300 are ER

[@Fabioso132]

yep, some 77W have the rr engines, its optional

[@Jannik_Stein]

The 777-300 can either be equipped with RR or PW engines (not sure about GE), the -300ER has a longer range and only the GE engines

[@aseem7w9]

​@Jannik_Stein 773 had the option but the old versions of ge90 wasn't that popular so it was never ordered or certified.