Boeing 777-223ERER

03 Mar 2026 · © Unknown

You can spot the distinctive American Airlines livery and the aircraft's widebody, twin-engine setup typical of the 777-223ER.

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Aircraft

777-223ERER B772

American Airlines standard livery

Airline

American Airlines

AAL / AA

Manufacturer

Boeing

Achievements

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Location

Charlotte Airport overlook

Charlotte Douglas International Airport · CLT/KCLT

35.2140, -80.9431

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Aviation History

The Boeing 767-300ER was a key widebody aircraft for long-haul routes and American Airlines was one of its largest North American operators.

Fleet Rarity

Once common, American Airlines retired its 767 fleet in 2020, so in AA colors it's now rare.

Record Flights

Used on various transatlantic and South American routes; not notable for ultra long-haul but for reliability.

Safety & Events

Typical airline operational incidents; no widely covered unique events specific to the American Airlines 767-300ER fleet.

Future Outlook

Most American Airlines 767s are now stored or scrapped, with a few possibly in freighter conversion.

Specifications

Trent 700

Engine

47.57 meters

Wingspan

54.94 meters

Length

11,070 kilometers

Range

851 kilometers per hour

Speed

218-269 passengers (typical 2-class layout)

Capacity

186,880 kilograms

MTOW

15.85 meters

Height

240-282 kN (varies by engine type)

Thrust

EPNdB varies; ICAO Chapter 3/4 compliant

Noise

The registration is not visible and the 767-300ER has been retired from the AA fleet, so this may be an archival or rare spotting.