Boeing 777-9X – 3D Print Model
Boeing 777-9X – 3D Print Model
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The Boeing 777-9X is an advanced wide-body commercial airliner developed by Boeing as part of the 777X family. Here are some key features and characteristics of the Boeing 777-9X:
Size and Capacity: The 777-9X is the largest variant of the 777X family and has a longer fuselage compared to previous 777 models. It has a typical seating capacity of around 400-425 passengers in a two-class configuration and can accommodate up to 450 passengers in a high-density layout.
Wingspan: One of the notable features of the 777-9X is its new composite wing with folding wingtips. The wingspan, including the extended wingtips, is approximately 71.8 meters (235 feet), allowing the aircraft to maintain compatibility with existing airport gates.
Range and Efficiency: The 777-9X is designed to have a significantly improved range compared to its predecessors. It has an estimated range of around 7,525 nautical miles (13,940 kilometers) and is equipped with advanced engines and aerodynamic enhancements to achieve improved fuel efficiency.
Engines: The aircraft is powered by General Electric GE9X engines, which are the largest and most powerful engines ever produced for a commercial aircraft. These engines provide improved fuel efficiency, reduced emissions, and quieter operations compared to previous engine models.
Cabin Comfort: The 777-9X offers an enhanced cabin experience for passengers, featuring larger windows, a wider cabin, improved lighting, lower cabin altitude, and advanced cabin air filtration systems for better passenger comfort.
Advanced Technology: The 777-9X incorporates various advanced technologies, including a digital flight deck, advanced avionics systems, fly-by-wire controls, and advanced wing design for improved aerodynamics and fuel efficiency.
Order and Entry into Service: The Boeing 777-9X received significant pre-production orders from various airlines around the world. However, as of my knowledge cutoff in September 2021, the aircraft had not yet entered commercial service. The first delivery and entry into service were expected to occur in the future.
Please note that the specific details and features of the Boeing 777-9X may be subject to change as the aircraft progresses through development and certification processes.