has anyone ever been on a Boeing 777-200ER or a Boeing 767-200? How big are they are how are they like inside?

Answer 1

First, you have to remember that the interior of the aircraft (and thus comfort) is all dependent on the airline who flies it, and how they choose to furnish and accessorize it.

I have been on both, and it's pretty impressive how big they are inside. Both are dual-aisle.

To give you an idea, economy seating in the 777 is generally set up as either 2-5-2 (two in the side, five in the middle, two more on the other side) or 3-3-3.

In the 767, the configuration is usually 2-4-2, so obviously it's slightly narrower than the 777. The 762 (short for 767-200) has been around longer, so planes close to retirement probably aren't in as good condition as the relatively-new 772, and will likely have less amenities, such as in-flight entertainment options.

The two-level plane mentioned above is the 747 (mostly 747-400s in service right now). Obviously the biggest commercial airplane in service (economy seating is 3-4-3), there is a second-level that most airlines configure as a 2-2 business class section (the cockpit is also accessible through the upper deck). The stairs are located by the 2nd left door on the lower deck (2L).

Answer 2

Go to http://www.seatguru.com and look up the airlines you are talking about, each airline has a different configuration.

As has been said before, 777s are bigger than 767s. 777s in economy class typically are configured in 3-3-3 (that is 3 seats from the window to an aisle, another 3 in the middle, and then 3 on the other seat), or 2-5-2 or (with a real cheap airline) 3-5-2 or 3-4-3 (narrower seats!). 767s are typically configured in 2-3-2, or more if it is a cheap airline.

So it depends on the airline and the class you travel.

Answer 3

I have been on the 777 with American and Continental and the 767 with TWA and Delta. I enjoyed all of my flights on these planes and did not have one problem. These two aircraft are some of the best in the air.

Answer 4

The 777 is big and very spacious inside.
The 767 is big too ( but not like the 777).
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Boeing 767-300:
Dimensions

Wing span 47.57m (156ft 1in), length 54.94m (180ft 3in), height 15.85m (52ft 0in). Wing area 283.3m2 (3050sq ft).

Capacity

Flightcrew of two. Typical three class layout for 210, two class 269 (24 premium & 245 economy seven abreast) max seating for 350 at eight abreast. Underfloor capacity for 20 LD2s.

Production

565 767-300s (including ERs) had been ordered by late 1998, of which 496 had been delivered.
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Boeing777-200:

Dimensions

777-200 - Wing span 60.93m (199ft 11in), or folded 47.32m (155ft 3in), length 63.73m (209ft 1in), height 18.51m (60ft 9in). Wing area 427.8m2 (4605sq ft).

Capacity

Flightcrew of two. Passenger seating for 305 in three classes or up to 440. Underfloor capacity for up to 32 LD3 containers.

Production

Total 777-200 orders received as of early 2003 452, with 379 delivered.

Answer 5

i love the GE90. That toddler is wide. Do you comprehend the engine and cowling on the GE90 is as huge because the fusilage of a 737? i want to fly on absolutely one of those. that is like a pair of windmills installation the front of the wings. What a plane!

Answer 6

well I just flew in executiver first class on a newer 767 from honolulu to vancouver.....seats were incredible....laid back completely flat and had a coverlet given to you and all...nice.

Answer 7

No idea but I was once in a plane with "two floors". I dont know the specific name but sure a big plane. Its the Germany plane with an ""L" at the beginning. IT feels normal but you are surprised to see stairs in the plane. If you can go on one of this you will be amazed for sure.

Answer 8

go on http://www.airliners.net/ you will have all the info and pictures you need