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Sam_The_Brux 🇵🇹

07 May 2026 · © Unknown

Air Canada’s Triple 7 departing from Lisbon to Toronto

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Sam_The_Brux · 09 May 2026

Yes! Indeed!!

Judge Dredd · 08 May 2026

Haha good stuff it’s the great thing of a hobby you can do as much or little as you like

Sam_The_Brux · 08 May 2026

Thanks mate! Indeed, it’s been a while, but at least now I have some shots to upload 😅

Judge Dredd · 07 May 2026

Been a while mate! Great shot

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Location

Lisbon Humberto Delgado Airport

LIS/LPPT

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Aviation History

The Boeing 777-300ER is one of the most successful long-range widebody aircraft, a backbone for many airlines’ ultra long haul routes.

Fleet Rarity

Air Canada operates 19 Boeing 777-300ERs, making it a moderately common fleet type for the airline.

Record Flights

Used for Air Canada’s Toronto–Hong Kong and Vancouver–Sydney flights, among the longest in the network.

Safety & Events

Generally a reliable airliner; Air Canada’s 777-300ER fleet has had few notable public incidents.

Future Outlook

Still in active service, likely to continue operations into the late 2020s.

Specifications

GE90-115B

Engine

64.8 meters

Wingspan

73.9 meters

Length

13,650 km

Range

905 km/h

Speed

386 passengers (typical 3-class)

Capacity

351,534 kg

MTOW

18.5 meters

Height

513 kN (115,300 lbf) per engine

Thrust

QC/2 at takeoff, QC/0.5 at landing (meets ICAO Chapter 4)

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