The First 777 and its Final Destination

[@dave4shmups]

Excellent and informative video!

[@Calebs_Aviation]

Great video although a few notes or “problems” first off the 777 comes in a few different variants: In July 1994 The 777-200, Oct 1996 the 777-200ER (Most Common-200 variant) Feb 2005 777-200LR and then in Sept 1997 the 777-300 (First stretch, very UNPOPULAR only ~30 sold ONLY to Air France 🇫🇷 ) and then in Nov 2002 the 777-300ER (Most Popular 777 variant today) and then in May 2008 the 777F (Freight derived from the 200 fuselage with larger fuel tanks copied over from the 300ER) There was no -300LR variant only 300 & 300ER 😂😊 Also there’s the upcoming 777X series in its three variants (so far as of Dec 2023) the 777-8 (Built to replace the veteran 777-300ER the most popular variant; however it hasn’t sold well as the oldest -300ERs are only about 20 years old and airlines aren’t quite ready to upgrade yet…) then the 777-8F (Freighter variant designed to replace the existing legacy 777F) followed up by three 777-9 (Built to supplant and replace the Boeing 747-400 variant the most popular 747 variant and many airlines like Lufthansa 🇩🇪 British Airways 🇬🇧 and Cathay Pacific 🇭🇰 have already lined up to take the key to replace their 747s and even some A380 operators have ordered it like Emirates 🇦🇪 and Qatar 🇶🇦) 😊 As you can tell I’m a bit of a 777 FAN and a 747 FAN too! That’s all and overall a great video and I cannot wait to return to the Pima Air & Space Museum someday soon I really enjoyed last time I visited and here’s a link to the video I made visiting on my KZbin Channel Caleb’s Aviation, plz check it out and leave a comment if anyone at the museum sees it! Thanks 😊 Link: kzbin.info/www/bejne/qKXQcpucfsmHlc0si=9iIXCTWD8X-qnza5

[@adriantsoi7761]

same my favourite plane is the 777 some people may consider me wierd but i absolutely love it

[@brickbattle1229]

i just saw this exact 777 crossing the road video now this

[@theelectricbrain97]

777 LN1 actually never entered service till 2000 when it was sold to Cathay after being re-engined from PW4077's to Trent 800's. United only took LN2 and later airframes.

[@spergicide97]

Great to see the less iconic air liners getting love too.

[@GrenvilleMelonseedSkiff496]

How about those mighty Rolls-Royce Trent 800’s! I would like to visit this collection one day … hopefully an L1011 will have joined the fleet by then.

[@IndianSpringfield17]

That’s my baby. Was right there the day she rolled out

[@ndirangugichuki6260]

Nice 👍