John Hilt
September 5th 03, 09:52 AM
On 16 Aug 2003 12:52:53 -0700 Emo Dyulgerov wrote:
>Can somebody tell me which is the longest route B777-200ER is flying on?
Yes ...
<http://www.asiatraveltips.com/travelnews2002/10June2002Boeing.shtml>
The Boeing 777-200ER is one of the longest-range and most
technologically advanced aircraft in service today. It is designed to
handle routes such as the 10,500 kilometer (5,670 nautical mile) sector
from New Zealand to California with ease. The 777-200ER has a range of
14,316 kilometers (7,730 nautical miles).
From entry into service, the varying models of the 777 have been ETOPS-
(Extended Range Twin Engine Operations) compliant, offering
unprecedented levels of reliability.
_______________________________
ETOPS - Engines Turning Or Passengers Swimming. :-)
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_/_/_/ -=jh=-
- Nynoregsk, for den grauta karken i oss alle.
>Can somebody tell me which is the longest route B777-200ER is flying on?
Yes ...
<http://www.asiatraveltips.com/travelnews2002/10June2002Boeing.shtml>
The Boeing 777-200ER is one of the longest-range and most
technologically advanced aircraft in service today. It is designed to
handle routes such as the 10,500 kilometer (5,670 nautical mile) sector
from New Zealand to California with ease. The 777-200ER has a range of
14,316 kilometers (7,730 nautical miles).
From entry into service, the varying models of the 777 have been ETOPS-
(Extended Range Twin Engine Operations) compliant, offering
unprecedented levels of reliability.
_______________________________
ETOPS - Engines Turning Or Passengers Swimming. :-)
--
_/_/_/ -=jh=-
- Nynoregsk, for den grauta karken i oss alle.