Inside The $375 Million Boeing 777-300ER

Inside The $375 Million Boeing 777-300ER Plane
This is the Boeing 777-300ER, an aircraft that represents one of the most significant milestones in the evolution of wide-body aircraft, combining range, efficiency, and passenger comfort in a way few aircraft have, and its development and operational history underscore its importance in the modern era of aviation. In the late 1990s Boeing recognized a market demand for an aircraft that could carry more passengers over longer distances without the need for refueling stops.
The development of the 777-300ER involved significant enhancements over the 777-300. These included structural reinforcements, wing modifications, and most importantly, the incorporation of the General Electric GE90-115B engines, which are among the most powerful jet engines in commercial aviation.
The aircraft first took to the skies in 2003, completing its maiden flight without incident, which marked the beginning of a rigorous flight-testing program, and in March 2004, the airplane received certification from the FAA and the EASA, with the first model being delivered to Air France, marking the start of its commercial operations.
The base purchase price for a new Boeing 777-300ER is $375 million before options.
Here is everything you need to know about the Boeing 777-300ER.
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0:00 - Intro
1:12 - Cabin
4:01 - Cockpit
6:22 - Engine, Performance Specs, and Flying Experience
7:37 - Purchase Price
7:45 - Outro
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I flew the triple seven and it's very very nice however I definitely stick with the Boeing 747, 2 me it's the ultimate ride but then I am from the 70,s when everything was Big, Bad and the Best !! YES TRUE ❤❤ I love ur videos very well presented Thanks a lot 😊😊

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The biggest plane I have ever been on is the L1011. I would love to fly on a 777.
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