The service ceiling of the Boeing 777 is 43,100 feet. That's as high as it is certified to go. The normal cruising altitude, however, is usually around 35,000-39,000 feet. Most commercial airliners can fly at much higher altitudes than they normally cruise at, but are limited by both the ability to pressurize the cabin and the ability to descend quickly enough during an emergency decompression. The benefits of flying at higher altitudes do not offset the cost of constructing and equipping the aircraft for certification to fly at those altitudes.
The Boeing 777's service ceiling is 43,100 feet.
A standard 777 can fly 6,027 miles. A 777 LR can fly 10,793 mi
The Boeing 777 can fly up to altitudes of 43,100ft, however, its normal cruising attitude is anywhere between 35,000 feet and 39,000 feet.
Yes no doubt.
The Boeing 777 is a two engine jet airplane. If one engine fails and the other engine is still working, yes it can still fly with one engine.
It is extremly safe, otherwise the FAA would not allow you to fly in it.
Boeing 777
no it doesnt because it had many technical problems
The Boeing 757 is a narrow body medium haul aircraft while the Boeing 777 is a wide body long haul aircraft and is much larger and is designed to fly international routes.
There have been a few problems with the 777 but after a bit of improvement the 777 is an extremely safe airplane. Otherwise the FAA wouldnt allow it to fly!
A high pitched scream
Yes it can fly for 14 hours. It will fly 10, 793 miles.