Boeing 777-200

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07 Mar 2026 · © Unknown

This is a Rolls-Royce Trent powered airframe, likely operating long-haul routes; visible partial registration (G-YMMA) confirms it as a BA 'Triple Seven' variant.

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Aircraft

777-200 B772

Standard British Airways livery (current scheme)

G-YMMA (partial, visible on nosewheel door)

Registration

Airline

British Airways

BAW / BA

Manufacturer

Boeing

Gear

iPhone

Insights

Aviation History

The Boeing 777-200 helped usher in long-haul, twin-engine transoceanic flight; British Airways was a launch customer.

Fleet Rarity

BA operates a decreasing fleet of 777-200s, but they are not extremely rare; several dozen active worldwide.

Record Flights

Commonly used on transatlantic and ultra-long-haul routes by British Airways.

Safety & Events

British Airways' 777-200 fleet has experienced a few notable events (e.g., BA038 crash at Heathrow with G-YMMM, not this airframe).

Future Outlook

Several BA 777-200s are being retired; the type is expected to remain in service for several more years.

Specifications

Rolls-Royce Trent 892 (typical for BA 777-200)

Engine

60.9 meters

Wingspan

63.7 meters

Length

9,700 km

Range

905 km/h

Speed

314-396 passengers (typical BA 777-200 config)

Capacity

247,200 kg

MTOW

18.5 meters

Height

413 kN (92,000 lbf) per engine (Trent 892)

Thrust

ICAO Chapter 3/4 compliant (typically 86-89 dB on approach, varies by engine)

Noise

Partial view of the aircraft and partial registration; model inferred from livery, configuration, and airline fleet.