Sep 6, 2021 · To date, 22 individual airframes have been scrapped, according to data from ATDB.aero – we take a look at which 777s have met their end so far. The first 777 to retire from service was originally delivered as G-ZZZE to British Airways in January 1996.

Oct 20, 2021 · On Tuesday afternoon, Amsterdam's Schiphol Airport said goodbye to a Boeing 777-300ER that had been parked there for 2.5 years. The aircraft belonged to former Indian full-service carrier Jet Airways and was sold to IAG Aero Group last month.

Dec 31, 2021 · There is a surplus of 77Ws on the market, especially as this year dozens are added to the retirement list (Etihad and Garudas fleets, plus the scheduled ones from CX, EK and SQ)). At least two of ANAs 77Ws are in the process of being scrapped. Others likely to follow. There are photos around.

Oct 21, 2021 · The Boeing 777-300ER, with new American registration N377CL (formerly VT-JEW), departed Schipol at 11:55 local time and arrived in Victorville at 13:29 local time on Tuesday, October 19. The Boeing 777 was bought by the International Aerospace Group, which engages in the maintenance and trade of aircraft engines.

Dec 31, 2020 · This is a list showing all 777s which have either been scrapped so far, are in the process of dismantling, were lost in accidents, have been permanently withdrawn from use, or retired from its last operator, or are in danger to never fly again.

Dec 31, 2023 · Are they being scrapped? Or will there be an existing 777 operator planning to take up both airframes? They're still around 10 years of age, so I think scrapping them is a bit too premature, no?

Oct 13, 2021 · The classic variants of 777, similar to the one being scrapped in the video i.e -200/200ER/300 aren't really considered fuel economic planes anymore and have barely gotten orders since the mid 2000s since the far superior variants of 777 were released by then.

Sep 14, 2022 · TARMAC Aerosave, one of the world's leading aircraft and engine recyclers, began the scrapping and recycling process of the former Jet Airways' Boeing 777-300ER in August and finished the process two months later.

The number of Boeing 777 aircraft that have been scrapped varies, but as of now, there have been at least 23 Boeing 777s that have been scrapped. These are mainly older models that have been retired by airlines due to aging or other factors.

Nov 30, 2023 · Boeing once studied a 777 with three engines, a trijet dubbed the 777-100 to fill the 767 and 747 gap that existed for the plane maker.