Boeing 777-300
Boeing Commercial Airplanes
About
The Boeing 777-300 is a stretched version of the 777-200, extended by 33.25 feet (10.1 meters) to become the world's longest twin-engine jet at the time. Launched in 1998, it was designed to replace aging Boeing 747-100/200 aircraft with similar capacity but better economics. The 777-300 can carry up to 550 passengers and was particularly popular with Asian airlines for high-density regional routes. While the basic 777-300 has limited range, it paved the way for the highly successful 777-300ER extended-range variant. Production of the standard 777-300 was limited, with most customers choosing the ER version.
Weightscompared to Airbus A380-800
Capacitycompared to Airbus A380-800
Passenger Capacity
64% of A380 maximum capacity
Crew
Dimensions
Length
Wingspan
Height
Wing Area
Cabin Width
Cabin Height
Catalog Price
Base List Price
$282.5M USD
2007 catalog price
Note: Actual prices vary based on configuration, options, and negotiations. This represents the manufacturer's base catalog price.
Engine Specifications
Engine Count
2×
Engine Model
PW4098, GE90-94B, or Trent 892
Thrust per Engine
409.0 kN(91947 lbf)
Fuel & Cargo
Fuel Capacity
171,176 L
Cargo Volume
202 m³
Production & History
Total Produced
60
Production Status
Out of production
Manufacturing Period
1997–2006
First Flight
October 16, 1997
Entered Service
May 27, 1998
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