Boeing 777-236(ER)

07 Mar 2026 · © Unknown

Main landing gear deployed and flaps extended for landing. The registration is G-YMMP, identifying the exact aircraft in the BA fleet.

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Aircraft

777-236(ER) B772

British Airways Standard Livery

G-YMMP

Registration

Airline

British Airways

BAW / BA

Manufacturer

Boeing

Achievements

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Insights

Aviation History

The Boeing 777-200ER is the world's most successful long-range twinjet, with British Airways being one of its largest operators.

Fleet Rarity

British Airways operates a large 777-200ER fleet, but fewer worldwide as newer types replace them.

Record Flights

Used on London–Singapore, London–Hong Kong, and London–Johannesburg, with the type capable of nonstop flights over 14 hours but BA generally uses newer types for longest sectors.

Safety & Events

BA 777-200ERs involved in minor maintenance events/hydraulic failures historically but strong safety record.

Future Outlook

Still flying in 2024 but expected to be retired this decade; some being converted to freighters.

Specifications

Rolls-Royce Trent 892

Engine

60.9 meters

Wingspan

63.7 meters

Length

13,084 kilometers

Range

905 kilometers per hour

Speed

314 passengers (BA 4-class config)

Capacity

297,550 kilograms

MTOW

18.5 meters

Height

413 kN (92,000 lbf) per engine

Thrust

QC2 (departure)/QC0.5 (arrival) at LHR; ICAO Chapter 4 compliant

Noise

The exact engine model is most likely a Rolls-Royce Trent 892, but BA also operates GE90s on some frames.