Boeing 777-200ER
The Real Aircraft
The Boeing 777-200ER (Extended Range) is a wide-body twin-engine jetliner that revolutionized long-haul air travel. It proved that twin-engine aircraft could safely cross oceans, opening ETOPS routes previously restricted to three and four-engine aircraft.
Key Specifications:
- Manufacturer: Boeing
- First Flight: October 7, 1996
- Introduction: February 1997 (British Airways)
- Type: Twin-engine wide-body airliner
- Engines: 2× GE90 or PW4000 or Trent 800 (93,400-99,040 lbf)
- Cruise Speed: Mach 0.84 (905 km/h)
- Range: 13,080 km (7,065 nmi)
- Passengers: 301-440
- Wingspan: 60.9 m (199 ft 11 in)
The 777 was the first Boeing aircraft designed entirely on computer and the first commercial jet to use fly-by-wire controls. Its exceptional reliability and economics made it the backbone of long-haul fleets worldwide.
The Simulation
The PMDG Boeing 777-200ER brings PMDG’s legendary quality to the widebody category in MSFS.
Features:
- Complete 777 Systems Depth: Every system simulated to the highest fidelity
- Advanced FMC: Full flight management with VNAV, LNAV, and autoland
- Fly-by-Wire Simulation: Authentic Boeing fly-by-wire feel
- Long-Haul Operations: Fuel planning, step climbs, oceanic procedures
- Complete Documentation: Training manuals and procedures
- Compatible with MSFS 2020/2024
Developer: PMDG
Developer
PMDG is the gold standard in study-level airliner development.
See Also
- PMDG 777-300ER - Stretched variant
- PMDG 777F - Freighter variant
- iniBuilds A350 - Airbus competitor