Delta 777 Retirement Flight

[@caleblastname6969]

I’m not crying, you’re crying :(

[@ryanthomas887]

It was a privilege to be on this flight for me as well and it was great to talk with you at the gate Jeb!

[@GreenerGrass]

Awesome to meet you! Thanks for saying hi!

[@aboystravel]

so sad I have wanted to go on a Delta Boeing 777 :(

[@wyatthagerty8966]

R.I.P 777

[@sebastianfloyd372]

@@GreenerGrass Delta Is Not Retiring Their 777-200s, they Still have them in their fleet. If they’re retiring them they should lease them to prime air

[@HonourableHusband]

The “connect in Atlanta” joke is often applied to Frankfurt.

[@itstomatogear6806]

Congratulations 🎉👏 of being the top comment 👍😁 (as of now 😈)

[@IndianMasterVideoMaker]

Delta: Refurbishes entire 777 fleet with each plane costing 100 million dollars to refurbish. Covid19 : I don't like it.

[@logicalcommunity5241]

😂😂😂

[@_w_w_]

100 Mil each??? I thought it was for the entire fleet.

[@747heavyboeing3]

Now they are buying Airbus airliners. We should not bailout or provide stimulus to companies that don't but BOEING.

[@Ipuffyy]

@@747heavyboeing3 EU should not bailout any airliner buying American.

[@_w_w_]

​@@747heavyboeing3 Are you kidding? At this point in time, Airbus' product lineup and performance are superior to Boeing's. Tax payer money should be spent wisely. The way Delta is extracting good deals from Airbus is the best way to spend tax payer money.

[@johnoke1206]

Ironically Delta’s 777 retirement comes 16 years to the day after Air Canada retired their final 747’s after a flight from FRA-YYZ

[@videosfromelsewhere926]

10/31 is a common induction and retirement day, even for crew members

[@jamesk370]

Those planes have a special place in my heart. My dad worked at Boeing, and the 777 program was the last he worked on before passing away.

[@Amtk9798]

I’m sorry for your loss 😢😢❤

[@CLD3]

Rip

[@anthonyr7208]

Getting rid of the 777 And keeping the A330? Delta clearly prefers Airbus.

[@josephmarrinhas2713]

Who else agrees that this guy is the most entertaining plane KZbin I am a big fan of aircraft and hope I can open my own airplane

[@Lee247Jamaica]

Sam Chui: am i a joke to you

[@stoje8405]

@@Lee247Jamaica hmmm brooks and sam are equal imo, they are also seen together in one of the videos too

[@aaravsgaming337]

R.I.P it was the best airplane. :’(

[@burritoboi6620]

My favorite aircraft of all time.

[@danklavagaming8570]

The engine is beautiful!

[@757Superfan]

no the 757 is defo

[@ashtonlistzwan1424]

Yes, it is so sad to see all of those planes retire due to the pandemic. The MD-88 and Boeing 777 are some of Delta's icons and it is sad to see them go all of a sudden, but they will never be forgotten. When all goes back to normal, ATL just won't be the same.

[@evanlu5351]

man i teared up this was a really cool airplane i admired what a shame its being retired so early R.I.P. 777

[@afcgeo882]

There’s still a good chance you might see a 777x in Delta colors.

[@armoredgaming2352]

what do you mean rip 777? there’s a bunch of other airlines still operating them

[@LMays-cu2hp]

I hear you also. The 777s are really really nice. I was scared when I first saw 777s fly the long distance with those two big engines. But that aircraft can fly. I am from United so, I understand those emotions about this.

[@furkxn1]

@@afcgeo882 You know Delta is going full airbus :)

[@furkxn1]

@@afcgeo882 I am pretty sure they won’t get the 777X

[@jarrodlewis123]

I have so missed flying Delta. As a platinum medallion member I am itching to get back into the sky!

[@ashantedula5696]

We are here when you need us.

[@pete84101]

And Delta was one of the few airlines where the economy cabin was laid out in a 3-3-3 giving the customer some width

[@DinoEdits11]

Such a sad time for a beautiful plane going away

[@theoneghost2]

Dad: Son, why are u crying? His son: *watches this video* I will admit, delta is a good airline, but i will miss the iconic 777’s of them R.I.P. Delta 777

[@corpnupe85]

I had the opportunity to Fly on a 777 from Atlanta to Los Angeles in First/Business Class. What an amazing experience.

[@I-am-a-Toyota-4runner]

That was my Favorite plane ;( RIP all of delta's 777

[@PaulStewartAviation]

As I said on your Insta post, It's extra sad because these aircraft had so much more to give. We all knew that the 747 and A340s were on the way out, but this, like the A380, is too young to be off to the aircraft boneyard. :( And sooo true about those engines starting up, and then that spool up is magical!

[@LadySpindriftVlogs]

I'll never forget the time I boarded a Delta 777-200LR from Minneapolis-St. Paul (MSP) to Tokyo-Narita (NRT), as it was part the long trek of my very first trip back to the Home Country of the Philippines. Everything you said about this holds true for so many us, and this iconic Aircraft meant so much. By far, this was the best looking out of the Boeing Fleet in my book and I absolutely miss it.

[@mason9483]

I feel so lucky I was able to ride on one of their 777s before COVID ruined everything. I sure will miss them. I was able to ride on their A350 as well and the experience was really similar to the 777, so a good replacement is in line.

[@Bad_Karma1968]

Jeb another great vlog It is sad they retired the 777 before it’s time Jeb it’s sad to see Delta “ cost cutting” the catering especially when other airlines are bringing back or never cut catering

[@mananagarwal637]

My first international flight was on a 777 (thai), my first flight in business was on a 777 (emirates), my most flown wide-body is a 777. An absolutely brilliant aircraft! The 747 for people from the 90s and 2000s

[@4jup4ter4]

I watched it take off at work and yesterday. It was sad.. Japan airlines is retiring their domestic 777 fleet. 😭

[@alphabravoindia5267]

@I'm Iron Man We should be more concerned for the 747/A380 but ur still right I guess

[@ecclestonsangel]

@@alphabravoindia5267 I miss the 747 dreadfully. She was a beautiful, sleek and elegant bird. But the 380? Good riddance to bad rubbish! Airbus was out of their minds when they came up with that hulk. The 350 looks so much better. That is an elegant plane.

[@ecclestonsangel]

@I'm Iron Man maybe in anticipation of the 777X? I think test flights are nearly finished and they may be ready to start rolling them down the assembly line. /he built in redundancies and backup systems for the fold up wings have been working great. The wings fold up automatically one the plane has landed, and the plane absolutely cannot take off until the pilot manually pulls the lever to fold down the wings. I've seen the test flights. It's a beautiful sight, taking off and landing!

[@alphabravoindia5267]

@@ecclestonsangel The introduction to passsenger airlines is delayed to 2021 or 2022

[@ecclestonsangel]

@@alphabravoindia5267 well, I figured that. 🙂 I kinda guessed they wouldn't be ready for service till at least next year or so. But it's been amazing watching the test flights. Its an incredible bird. I hope Delta decides to get some. I'd rather fly that than the 350. But then, I'd rather fly the 350 than the 380, so there ya go! Delta, obviously, is my favourite airline.

[@dalek1111]

I saw it come in to land from the Westin hotel and I later saw it head takeoff to Victorville, I'm sad that delta is retiring them at such a young age. However tommorow I'm headed home to Sydney after living in the U.S for 8 years. Flying on Delta's a350 Edit: spelling mistakes

[@hongyiqian9294]

RIP 777 & PVG-ATL Delta is not going to fly to Shanghai (PVG) (where I am in) from Atlanta (ATL) on a A350 because of its range, so sadly this route has been dropped.

[@whosagoodgirl5846]

Wait doesn’t the a350 have more range the 777

[@hongyiqian9294]

no the 200LR has more range

[@SYDAirlineEnthusiast]

I have never been on an inaugural or retirement flight yet. I think they should have retired their 767s instead of their 777s.

[@Dave-dh7rt]

No cap

[@airplanes0015]

I’m going to ATL to planespot in about 3 hours.... I wish I got to see that beauty one more time 😭 :(

[@wannaplaythisdavid]

BETWEEN NOW AND THE NEXT TIME. SEE YOU IN THE SKY

[@sebastiansaridakis798]

I loved the 777, it was so practical for Delta, and it's sad to see it go

[@tmsala59]

Excellent Video Jeb! Well Done. Love The Footage, Love The Narration. You Have A Gift My Friend. Sad For Delta They Have To Retire These Beautiful Ladies. The 777 In Any Configuration Is A Fantastic Aircraft. Delta "IS" My Favorite Domestic Airline. Did You Get to Enjoy A Delta Club Lounge While In ATL Or LAX? Ha! It's Sad On The Cutbacks Airlines Have To Do For First Class. Love The Fuel Box Delta Gave You. Love The Souvenirs. P.s. Love Your Wristwatch. May I Ask You The Brand Of Camera And The Camera Suction Mount You Used On This Flight? I'm In The Market. Thanks! Again Super Video. Stay Safe. 💖💕

[@mlgreenspan1760]

This was not just an aircraft type for Delta, it was also Boeing's entry, to be competitive in world travel, Boeing put a lot on the line...it was the first aircraft designed fully by computer. It's a sad day when any aircraft type is retired, this one prematurely at only 11 years old....it was just broken in...the triple-7 will still be flying for years to come with other carriers. I got to ride the 777 back in 2000 and it was a nice, smooth ride. Bon voyage 777!

[@dirtroadsailing6418]

It seems like yesterday that I watched a documentary when Boeing delivered the very first 777 to United Airlines. I'm getting old.

[@peterhastings703]

21st Century Jet? At least that what it was called here in the UK. It can still be found on YT. I remember the pilot of the first flight (John Cashman) - when asked about the best part of that first 777 flight, he replied: 'the landing' 😂

[@paleghost]

@@peterhastings703 Great documentary, Mid 90s were a different time for Boeing. Several times Cashman stood up to management when he thought things were going in the wrong direction and he got his way. A shame the pilots, engineers, etc didn't have the same influence and clout on the Mac program,

[@jakeatom4841]

That was the most beautiful plane in the most beautiful livery. I always imagined being a pilot, and flying it. It’s the aircraft that made me decide I’m going to be a pilot. And the plane was just retrofitted, it was such a shocking retirement. And I think it’s so sad that this plane, along with all planes retired during COVID, just don’t get the send off they deserve. They deserve water salutes, televised final flights, and plane spotters everywhere.

[@mattneal5257]

Hard to believe. I remember when the 777 was brand new and what an amazing and revolutionary airplane it was. I still remember my first 777 flight - Denver to Las Vegas in a snowstorm. Just an amazing ride. Delta no longer flying the 747 and the 777 is extremely sad for some reason

[@nimrodgicheru316]

Although I never flown on a 777 before but I felt emotional.I fell you jeb and I'll miss seeing it in J'oburg or tambo

[@arnaumj]

First the maddog and now this!

[@747heavyboeing3]

They are buying Scarebus products more.

[@nateleech3887]

So sad to see them go ☹️. The triples were really great aircraft and it’s sad to see delta retire them. A few of them were only 11-12 years old. Great vid jeb! Glad you brought the final goodbye to my computer for me to watch. Safe travels and God bless!

[@weazleman36]

GSO is where I’m from. I moved to ATL to work for Delta 25 years ago. I’ve worked on every 737, 757, 767, 777 in our fleet at some point in my career. The 777 is a great aircraft. Boeing is a great company to deal with when it comes to repairs. We are truly going to miss this aircraft.

[@Calebs_Aviation]

Man I’m gonna miss Delta’s Boeing 777’s especially the 777-200LR’s since I was fortunate enough to have flown on one of the few Delta 777’s and in the NEW cabin from Detroit Michigan to Rome, Italy ( DTW 🇺🇸- FCO 🇮🇹) Also I’m SO GLAD TO SAY THIS Jeb but that Delta 777 ship number 7103 registration N706DN and all of Delta’s other 777’s have been sent to Marana Pinal Airpark in Arizona!! However N706DN will survive as it has just been picked up by a private owner and is being flown via Anchorage to Singapore 🇸🇬 to become a restaurant and museum honoring the B777! Also many other Delta 777s have been sent to Oscoda Michigan to be converted to freighters for Kalitta Air and DHL! 🎉🎉😂😊

[@ZapFlashD]

Reminds me of your video of the 747 retirement flight. It's a sad day for AvGeeks like us.

[@scottwallace3884]

Great job, Jeb. Always quality content! I flew the DL 777 from LAX to SYD r/t a few years ago. Love the wonderfully powerful engines on take off. Keep up the good work!

[@wafflesnfalafel1]

Holy cow sir, you make me feel old. Love the hot shoe take off. Thanks for the vid. (But... I've had 777x test planes over the house several times recently, maybe some are in Delta's future?)

[@Jorge_V_]

...Very very sad indeed. Never thought they would retire their most elegant planes so soon to pick a350, Shame on delta for not picking the 787 Dreamliner to their fleet. Way to support America delta! Ugggg ....

[@JohnnyC10071959]

About 01:40 you indicate the retired aircraft will go to Victorville, CA. Did you mean Mojave, CA, where there are countless "retired" aircraft? I lived in the San Fernando Valley" (a.k.s. "the valley") for 25 years and made the drive on the 15 from the valley to Vegas many times, passing through Victorville. I never saw a plane parking lot. Near Mojave, there is a gigantic plane parking lot. Simply curious

[@torgeirbrandsnes1916]

Great vlog as always! Sad that they had to go. I love the 777. Delta has not been the inovator when it comes to buy new and untested aircraft. I can only think of the DC-9, 76, and the MD-88. I hope I am wrong. The bad ass sound of the GE 90-115 engine sounds like the deep piano keys! Man what a sound! Stay safe, and be safe!

[@JDashRider]

I was scheduled to fly on my first 777 this year headed from ATL to JNB and very excited about it. Then, 3 days before we were to fly, the world shut down. This is bittersweet for me as I now get to fly the amazing A350 next April on the same itinerary but perhaps will never get to fly on the 777. Also, my internal flights in S. Africa could not be refunded and that cost us money as we were to return via JNB whereas now we are leaving via CPT. I did not know the reason for the change and this video explained it perfectly at 6:25 so thank you.

[@arizona7377]

It is sad to see the 777-200 go. At least we will still be able to enjoy the 767 for 5 more years. It was so much fun to watch the 777 taking off.

[@matthewneiman]

Both an Air France and a Delta 777 are what brought me across the Atlantic on my broader journey to and from Istanbul, Turkey, humbly in coach, for one of the most memorable six months of my life. Thanks buddy, You'll be missed!

[@leonardoluga5434]

777 WHY THEY DONT SALE THIS PLANE 3rd WORLD COUNTRY OR MAKE A TANKER FOR USED WILD FIRE DELTA I EXPERIENCE LOS ANGELES TO ATLANTA 5 HOURS TRIP FLY

[@averycursedboi273]

Its sad due to the fact its my favorite aircraft (before 787 and A350 showed up)

[@BonesAv]

So they retire the 777’s but not the 767’s? Okay.

[@coyotegrad-collectables]

The last time I flew on Delta, it was on a 757 from LAX to Kona Hawaii. I never had the opportunity to fly Deltas 777.

[@Aviation_Game]

But I’ve always wanted to. It is sad as though I haven’t flown it, it is a very special aircraft to me.

[@coyotegrad-collectables]

@@Aviation_Game yup. I've flown on a 777, they're cool planes.

[@LMays-cu2hp]

Yes, I hear you. I have flown on the 757-200s from L.A. to Hawaii many times. That is nice but from Chicago, I have flown to Hawaii on the 777-200 a few times a few years ago. It has been so nice for me and my former Flight Crews.

[@boatlover1875]

Perhaps one of the two greatest aircraft ever made. Flew RT between Houston and Auckland on an Air New Zealand flight last year. Thought 14 hours was going to kill me but it was very pleasant. Sad that an American airline feels the need to replace it with an Airbus model that has less "legs" given the technical stop needed from South Africa. Sadly, politics has been driven to this level.

[@jrs89]

Politics?

[@boatlover1875]

@@jrs89 Yeah. Why do so many buy a Boeing with RR engines and an Airbus with GE engines? Get in the same room with reality. 777 may be one of the best built plane ever

[@jrs89]

@@boatlover1875 I didn’t get the part about politics. I’m assuming you’re talking about the Delta opting for the A350 with RR Trent engines. I thought political would imply they would favor a US frame and engines.

[@boatlover1875]

Both planes have their merits for sure. There are several posters who have unabashed likes for one manufacturer over the other. So be it. Airlines buy one BA plane with an EU engine and vice versa, total politics trying to make everyone happy. This is pure politics.

[@M1CHVEL]

I didnt realize the landing was in fast-motion...I was like whoa, that’s way toooo fast!

[@jakemiller7010]

The 777s are very good planes and I been on one once on a British Airways flight from London Heathrow to Atlanta.

[@tomhornsby2679]

Flown it a handful of times but perhaps the most memorable flight was MSP-NRT-SIN. Thanks for including the full engine start up, its a lovely sound.

[@davidnuckols3295]

Goodbye 777 we're going to miss you I hope that they don't put you out in the desert so long big friend

[@mig0yy]

Delta retired their 777s too early.. i wish it operated for alot more years.

[@patrickmiskelly5913]

Thanks for the great video to such a great plane for Delta, sorry to see it go. 777 is my all time favorite plane!

[@Viking88Power]

You cut out the best part, the engines spooling up to take off thrust..

[@viniciusmagnoni6492]

The A350 is miles superior than the Tractor 777

[@johniii8147]

It didn’t cost $100 million to refurbish one aircraft that’s probably what they spent for the entire 777 fleet

[@br6mh3ndr1ks7]

B777 is ans will be forever my favorite plane, it is so big and beautiful.

[@tompinnef6331]

My first jet flight was in a 707. So much has changed in 50 years. Thank you for the video. 'Spin'

[@MadridHopper005]

Such a sad moment, the 777 has been such a great plane all over the world and seeing its departure from Delta is just sad. Now JAL is also phasing out their 777s along with ANA, it's sad but in order to keep these airlines alive some cost cutting measures must be implemented. I feel terrible for employees I hope people can start traveling confidently once all this ends, great video Jeb!

[@denspotter1489]

I got the 717 card from a pilot on a 717 when I was flying from DEN-SEA

[@suttondiehl7507]

I just repainted my 777 in to an American from delta

[@fiercedevil6955]

It is just so weird that delta spent millions of dollars on retro-fitting their 777s and then just retire them all a few months later..

[@richardsmith8912]

Sad Day! :( I flew on the Spirt of Atlanta 777 in 2017 from LAX to ATL when my dad passed away. such a beautiful and Iconic aircraft. Sad to see it go.

[@JuanWayTrips]

Only time I got to fly the refurbished 777 was LAX-SYD in C+ in the bulkhead. Honestly, the 15-hours passed by in no time. Pretty comfortable cabin for such a long flight. I know you're a Delta One flyer, Jeb, but for those of us in economy for long-haul, it was really great to see Delta keep the cabin 9 across instead of the more common 10 across. Though they are a little wider than what's found elsewhere on their fleet, let's hope these newer seats and suites can find homes in upcoming A350 planes (the A350s still need C+ seats after all!).

[@RSwrightMD]

Jeb -a grand tribute to one of my favorite airplanes to fly on. The 777-300 has been my favorite model; unfortunately, Delta never flew those. It did all those things you described about moving families across borders (and Oceans), taking people to job interviews, flying newly married couples to honeymoons and just making business travel safe, enjoyable and comfortable. It is a shame that we lose this option for air travel now, but they may bring back these planes once global travel demand picks up. See you in the sky!

[@normanwoods1179]

One beautiful plane. My only trip I took was back in 2016 ATL-JNB-ATL, it was my longest flight until 2019 when I did DFW-HKG with AA.

[@ChelseaUSA]

Touching! I flew the LR in DL 1st between LAX ->SYD and JNB ->ATL on a round the world treat to myself and a friend! (It included 8 destinations in between on SkyTeam member airlines). SENSATIONAL DL product and crew! Flying Forward I #FlyDeltaJets!

[@angelomenjivar58]

My first 777 flight was from SFO-DEN with United back in 00. Great plane, fond memories, gratitude and hope I can fly on a 777 again. Another great video Jeb, love your work.

[@mewho80]

Who let the onion ninjas in😭. It's a crazy times we live in and the best goes first. We salute you 777🛩. Thank you for everything.

[@burritoboi6620]

I’m an in tears. This has been my second favorite airline and my favorite aircraft. I will miss you. When I’m older I have longed to be a pilot on this bird. Well... I guess i have to fly the United 777-300. Love ur vids!!!

[@cameronchakrabandhu8877]

RIP Delta 777-200 and 200lr's

[@kevindavis8762]

Hard to believe, but in many ways this is a sadder retirement than Delta's 747. While undoubtedly a more iconic aircraft, the Queen had her time, while these 777's have plenty of tread left. The Suites are a better seat than, not only what was on 747, but also many planes Delta still flies: A330, 767, A330neo, retrofit 767. Not to mention the queen retired and the incredible A350 took its spot. The 777 is retiring bc of a catastrophic time in aviation.

[@rogaviation]

Its so sad to see the 777 is gone forever in Delta's fleet :( hopefully the A350 will do a good job at taking its place in the near future. The best memories I have of the 777 in deltas fleet is perhaps the iconic flights like from Atlanta to Johannesburg, New York to Dubai, and even Lax to Sydney Australia. And those GE90s, oh man the best engine sound in the world, I'm happy you agree 3:45 Thanks a lot for the video and cya in the sky! :D R.I.P 777-200 -1999-2020

[@jamesf791]

Everyday been working with one... And only 2-4 pilots max on the plane. They are like the 57s, you could bulk out everything and it would still fly, except the triple 7s were bigger

[@davidgross9321]

Never has so few meant so much to so many. HA HA!

[@caspar399]

Its such a great and new aircraft why would they retire it for their 767?

[@joewileman4480]

It appears at least for the near future, Delta's long haul fleet strategy will rely very heavily on the a330/a330neo/a350 (all of which have a common type rating if I understand correctly). I'm still surprised Delta is still extensively using 757/767s where they can. I honestly expected those to go out before the triple seven before I realized just how few of the 777 Delta was operating.

[@tiadaid]

I never thought I'll be moved by the 777s retiring, as all of my long haul travels had been on 777s bar one or two flights. In my mind, I thought the 777s would be around forever!

[@meRyanP]

Just came back to this older video, all of the 200LR's are being converted to cargo for Fedex. 702DN just flew out of Victorville to be converted, so they'll live long lives serving the purple package eaters!

[@-Wreckanize-]

The Delta 777-200LR was my favorite plane. Saw it through replacing the 747 as DAL 295, flew on it many times from LAX to ATL and back, and even fly the "Spirit of Atlanta" livery on my PC simulator. She will be missed.

[@JettTyler17]

Such a shame to hear about the Boeing 777 retiring from Delta. My first flight was on a BA 777-200(ER) and I'll be saddened when that fleet has its turn in the years to come. Its a shame BA didn't give their 747's a farewell flight like Delta & QANTAS have done.

[@marcusxmitchell]

I'm talking to ceo. That was such a crazy decision to retire em so early. Im lost for words right now.

[@jakethepitador2558]

I remember making a point of going through Seattle on my way to Tampa back in 1994 to see the first 777 on the tarmac, still in Boeing factory livery. What a sight that was to see! Will never forget that. ☺️

[@SourGrapes-u1v]

Had been flying back and forth from lax-Hkg on the 777-200er about 5 times, this is so nostalgic

[@theplatinumtakeoff6215]

Delta retiring those 777’s was such a bad business move. Who throws away an 11 year old plane? Dumb move Delta. Just dumb.

[@dennisthebrony2022]

They should put the 777 in the Delta Museum.

[@Amtk9798]

Goodbye 777:(:(:(:(:(:(:(:(:(

[@Zackattack123]

Rip 777 delta 1999-2020

[@samlyon308]

My dad was a 777 pilot for Delta. Truly sad to see the fleet go. He took the early out retirement plan. He did not want to fly an Airbus.

[@jackgoodman6976]

Is he a racist against airbus?

[@jackgoodman6976]

Jk

[@theepicfailgamer6317]

exactly

[@theepicfailgamer6317]

@@jackgoodman6976 it's the irony dat Delta choose to retire the 777 cuz of the a350 so yeal I hate Airbuses

[@gasviation9077]

@@theepicfailgamer6317 yea but they did ditch boeing for them so you can't blame them or hate them

[@ChummyCorn58275]

Nooooo I loved the 777! What will they replace it with?

[@joewileman4480]

The a330, a330neo and a350 seem to be Delta's new preferred long haul jets, not counting the aging 767.

[@fender10g]

I had one of the craziest experiences of my life on an aircraft on one of these. I had error after error, and didn't make it to check in. I was supposed to fly on an A330, but it had left due to my lateness. A 777 turned around crossing the Atlantic due to a medical issue, and the captain agreed to take my mom and I while they refueled. Never gonna forget that!

[@josephmarrinhas2713]

The boing 777 is an iconic aircraft

[@bpera_offcl]

I wish delta should've bought the B777-300ER :(

[@Smurflily]

Thursday Flight from altanta to los angeles Delta b777-200 (Flight to Los angeles to New york) Final flight from New York to Los Angeles. Announcement: Last episode is coming on Friday March 1st

[@NeilPrasad_1905]

I'm so glad that I got to see Delta 777-200 landing in Mumbai like 7 years ago. It's such a shame they're all gone.

[@lewistasso8866]

WHAT???? It seems like the 777 was just put into service compared to the 747!!! What the heck??? What next? The Airbus A340???