Airlines operating Boeing 777-300ER airplanes
The 777-300ER is the most successful variant of Boeing's Triple Seven family of aircraft. Over 800 have been built by 2024, representing almost half of all 777 built so far. The 777-300ER combines the stretched fuselage of the 777-300 with specially developed GE90 engines from General Electric. These GE90-115B engines produce over 115000 lbf (513kn) of thrust making them the most powerful turbofan engines in the civil aviation market. Together with a higher fuel capacity and strengthening of various systems of the design, the 777-300ER is capable of transporting 365 passengers over a distance of 7370nm (13650km). The first example was delivered to Air France in 2004. The type has replaced the 747 in the fleet of many airlines and it also proved to be more economical to operate than its direct rival the A340-600. Boeing has now shifted development to the 777X, a further development of the Triple Seven with a new wing and new engines.
We have compiled a complete list of airlines that use Boeing 777-300ER
Airlines
Aeroflot2 types- Air Austral1 type
- Air Canada2 types
Air China2 types- Air France4 types
- Air India2 types
- Air New Zealand3 types
- American Airlines1 type
- ANA - All Nippon Airways2 types
- Azur Air1 type
- Biman Bangladesh Airlines1 type
- British Airways2 types
- Cathay Pacific3 types
- China Airlines1 type
- China Eastern1 type
- China Southern1 type
- Egyptair1 type
- Emirates7 types
- Ethiopian Airlines2 types
- Etihad Airways3 types
- EVA Air3 types
- Garuda Indonesia2 types
IndiGo2 types
- Japan Airlines - JAL1 type
- KLM1 type
- Korean Air2 types
- Kuwait Airways1 type
- LATAM Airlines1 type
- LATAM Airlines Brasil1 type
- Mandarin Airlines1 type
- Nordwind Airlines1 type
- Qatar Airways5 types
- Rossiya1 type
- Saudia5 types
- Singapore Airlines1 type
- Southwind Airlines2 types
- Swiss1 type
- T'way Air2 types
- TAAG Angola2 types
- Thai Airways International2 types
- Turkish Airlines4 types
- United1 type