Boeing 777-200ER

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28 Oct 2025 · © Unknown

The tail and part of the 'American' title justify the American Airlines and 777 identification due to engine, fuselage, and livery.

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Aircraft

777-200ER B772

American Airlines 2013+ livery (silver with striped tail)

Airline

American Airlines

AAL / AA

Manufacturer

Boeing

Gear

iPhone

Insights

Aviation History

The Boeing 777-200ER is a major long-haul widebody, one of the most widely used for transcontinental and transoceanic missions since the late 1990s. American is one of the largest operators.

Fleet Rarity

Moderately common but AA is in process of updating/lowering their 777-200ER fleet numbers as more 787s arrive.

Record Flights

Has completed numerous long-haul routes, including Dallas/Fort Worth to Hong Kong (among longest AA routings) and many transatlantic and transpacific flights.

Safety & Events

Generally a safe aircraft with good safety record; individual airframes may have experienced minor technical diversions.

Future Outlook

Still in active use with American; retirement may accelerate by late 2020s.

Specifications

Rolls-Royce Trent 800, GE90, or PW4000 (specific variant not visible)

Engine

60.9 meters

Wingspan

63.7 meters

Length

13,080 km

Range

905 km/h

Speed

314-317 passengers (typical 3-class); up to ~396 (high density)

Capacity

297,550 kg

MTOW

18.5 meters

Height

Trent 892: 409 kN; GE90-94B: 413 kN; PW4090: 413 kN (varies by engine)

Thrust

ICAO Chapter 4 compliant, typical approach 89-92 dB

Noise

Cannot determine exact registration or engine variant from this angle.