The Boeing 777 is the most successful widebody aircraft of all time. It was the first aircraft to match the legendary 747 in range, while the Boeing 777-300ER nearly matched it in passenger capacity ...

A British Airways plane turned around while halfway across the Atlantic Ocean, meaning passengers endured a nine-hour flight to nowhere. The Boeing 777 left London on Tuesday morning for San José ...

Introduced on February 9, 1969, Boeing's 747 passenger plane was the first wide-body aircraft and became a popular plane with aviation fans and airlines alike. By 2022, Boeing built and delivered ...

An Air Canada passenger boarded a Boeing 777 and then opened a cabin door, Global News reported. The person fell onto the tarmac below, and emergency services were called. The incident delayed the ...

An Air Canada passenger boarded a Boeing 777 and then opened a cabin door, Global News reported. The person fell onto the tarmac below, and emergency services were called. The incident delayed the ...

The pilots were able to land the aircraft in spite of the difficulties. There were 408 passengers and 14 crew members aboard; experts located the technical cause of the problem and are presently ...

Boeing has increased the fuselage length on the 777-8 passenger jet, bringing it into line with the freighter variant. Revealed in the airframer’s latest specification data for the developmental ...

But would you be able to convince 500 people to jump inside a Boeing 777 just ... unlikely experiment. The 777 was chosen for the task because of the large number of passengers it can seat ...

The Boeing 777, 767 and the Airbus A330 ... (See slideshow at the top) Depending on configuration, the 777 carries around 375 passengers. Smaller 767s and A330s fall in the 250 passenger range.

SAN FRANCISCO -- Witnesses said that many of the passengers aboard an Asiana Airlines Boeing 777 that crashed upon landing Saturday at San Francisco International Airport appeared not to have been ...

Boeing makes six versions of the twin-aisle, twin-engine aircraft. The 777 that crash-landed in San Francisco, a 777-200ER, costs around $260 million and made its first passenger flight in 2006.