The Boeing 777-300ER is known for its efficient long-haul performance and state-of-the-art passenger amenities, making it popular on United's top routes like San Francisco to Hong Kong.

F-GZNB is one of Air France's earliest 777-300ERs, delivered in 2005. Known for its long-range capability and quiet, efficient operation.

This aircraft features the updated United Airlines livery introduced in 2019 and typically flies United's longest and most premium routes.

Registration N2132U is specific to United's 777-300ER fleet, which entered service post-2016. Powered by the massive GE90-115B engines, this aircraft typically services high-capacity routes.

The retro livery pays homage to Qatar Airways' original branding, making this a rare and highly sought-after plane for spotters.

This specific aircraft features 'World Expo 2030' promotional titles along the fuselage.

This aircraft showcases Saudia's sponsorship of Formula E, with the artwork clearly visible on the forward fuselage.

The GE90-115B engine powering the 777-300ER is the world's most powerful jet engine.

F-GZNE is one of Air France’s long-haul flagship aircraft and a frequent sight on transatlantic and Asian routes. The SkyTeam livery is rarely applied in the fleet, reserved for alliance promotion.

A7-BEJ is part of the modern 777-300ER fleet that supports Qatar Airways' high-capacity international routes.