Boeing Boeing 787 Dreamliner (likely 787-8 or 787-9)

28 Feb 2026 · © Unknown

The photo was taken from outside the secure area with a visible airport fence and barbed wire. The Dreamliner is easily identified by the LOT logo and distinctive fin design.

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Aircraft

Boeing 787 Dreamliner (likely 787-8 or 787-9)

LOT Polish Airlines standard livery

Airline

LOT Polish Airlines

LOT / LO

Manufacturer

Boeing

Insights

Aviation History

LOT Polish Airlines was the first European airline to operate the Boeing 787 Dreamliner.

Fleet Rarity

One of several 787s operated by LOT; 787 is relatively common with ~1,100 delivered worldwide.

Record Flights

Boeing 787 has been used for many ultra-long-haul flights and some notable repatriation and charter journeys during the pandemic.

Safety & Events

LOT's 787 fleet participated in multiple long-range missions, including pandemic repatriation.

Future Outlook

Still in active long-haul passenger service.

Specifications

GEnx or Rolls-Royce Trent 1000 (exact type not visible)

Engine

60.1 m

Wingspan

56.7 m (for 787-9), 62.8 m (for 787-10), 56.7 m (for 787-8/9)

Length

13,620 km (787-8) / 14,140 km (787-9)

Range

903 km/h

Speed

242-296 passengers depending on variant and configuration

Capacity

254,000 kg (787-8) / 254,000 kg (787-9)

MTOW

16.9 m

Height

240-320 kN (varies with engine type, for Boeing 787)

Thrust

Approximated below ICAO Chapter 4 standards; ~85-90 dB takeoff at airport boundary

Noise

Registration and variant (787-8 or 787-9) are not fully clear from the angle and distance.