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Boeing 777-300 for charter

Charter Boeing 777-300 – explore specs, range, speed, dimensions & compare with similar private jets

Charter Price per Hour$23 800 – $33 800
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Aircraft Info

Model:
Boeing 777-300
Family:
Boeing 777
Manufacturer:
Boeing
Aircraft Class:
Cargo
ICAO/IATA Codes:
B773
Number Built:
60
Single Pilot Operations:
No
  • Popularity80
  • Reliability90
  • Comfort50

Performance

Service Ceiling:
42 999 ft 13 106 m
Max Takeoff Weight:
579 999 lbs 263 083 kg
Engine Type:
2 x Turbojet
Typical Engine:
2 x GE90, Pratt & Whitney PW4000 or Rolls-Royce Trent 800
Typical Avionics:
Boeing integrated EFIS and flight-management systems
Long Range Cruise Speed:
464 kts 860 km/h
Max Cruise Speed:
526 kts 975 km/h

Payload–Range Chart

Estimated Max Flight Time:
13.6 h
Max Range:
6 029 nmi 11 165 km
Fuel Burn Rate:
16 535 lb/h 7 500 kg/h
Max Payload:
141 199 lbs 64 047 kg

Boeing 777-300 Cabin Plan

Max passengers:
550
Sleeping Places:
0
  • Hot meal
  • Lavatory
  • Cabin crew

Airframe

Aircraft Height:
60.7 ft 18.5 m
Aircraft Length:
242.32 ft 73.86 m
Wingspan:
199.9 ft 60.93 m
Cabin Zones:
1 twin-aisle passenger deck, usually two or three travel classes, with several galley/lavatory service areas
Doors:
Left-side passenger boarding doors and right-side catering/service doors; other paired main-deck doors serve as boarding or emergency exits
Baggage Compartment:
Forward and aft lower holds plus bulk baggage area and overhead cabin storage
Airstairs:
No

Charter Costs for the Boeing 777-300

Price per Hour

Charter Price per Hour
$23 800 – $33 800

Owning Price

Buying Price (new)
$162M – $198M
Pre-owned Price Range
$15M – $55M

Charter Costs

Cost per NM
$58.94
Direct Operating Cost (DOC)/h
$12 160 – $19 000
Annual Cost of Ownership
$6.06M – $9.35M
Cost per Seat-Mile
$0.08 – $0.11

Total Annual Variable Costs

At 200 hours
$3.12M
At 350 hours
$5.45M

Total Fixed Cost

At 200 hours
$2.25M
At 350 hours
$2.25M

Hong Kong – Anchorage

VHHH – PANC

Flight time:
9 h 12 min
Estimated price:
$275 666

Anchorage – Los Angeles

PANC – KLAX

Flight time:
4 h 35 min
Estimated price:
$142 206

Hong Kong – Frankfurt am Main

VHHH – EDDF

Flight time:
11 h 42 min
Estimated price:
$347 936

Shanghai – Frankfurt am Main

ZSPD – EDDF

Flight time:
11 h 11 min
Estimated price:
$332 999

Seoul – Anchorage

RKSI – PANC

Flight time:
7 h 2 min
Estimated price:
$213 031

Frankfurt am Main – Chicago

EDDF – KORD

Flight time:
9 h 2 min
Estimated price:
$270 847

These route prices are estimates. The final quote will be provided by your manager and may vary depending on aircraft availability, travel dates, airport fees, and additional services.

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Passengers

Boeing 777-300 Description

Picture yourself commanding the skies aboard the Boeing 777-300, an aviation powerhouse that reshapes what's possible in long-haul travel. This twin-engine titan devours distances effortlessly, connecting continents with its staggering 11,165-kilometer reach – imagine whisking travelers nonstop from Dubai to Buenos Aires or Mumbai to Melbourne without blinking. Its cavernous cabin welcomes up to 550 passengers, yet never feels like a cattle car thanks to clever architecture that balances volume with intimacy. What truly separates the Triple Seven from the pack? Start with those revolutionary raked wingtips slicing through turbulence like a hot knife through butter, transforming rough air into mere whispers. Those massive GE90 or Trent 800 engines don't just propel you forward; they're marvels of efficiency that sip fuel while generating enough thrust to lift a small village. Watch your departure times shrink – this bird climbs to cruising altitude with athletic grace, leaving shorter-range jets eating its wake. Inside, the magic unfolds. Airlines adore configuring these cabins with lie-flat throne seats in premium sections, but even economy class surprises with its shoulder room and ergonomic contours. Oversized windows flood the space with natural light, while advanced humidity systems keep you refreshed after twelve hours aloft. Heard about the 'whisper cabin' technology? It's real – engineers meticulously dampened engine vibrations, creating library-quiet surroundings where conversations flow easily without raised voices. Operators obsess over its economics: reduced maintenance checks, commonality with other 777 variants, and cargo holds spacious enough to double revenue streams. Yet passengers remember the human touches – mood lighting that mimics sunrise over the Pacific, galleys capable of serving restaurant-grade meals at 40,000 feet, and aisles wide enough for two to pass comfortably. It's no accident that global flagship carriers deploy this workhorse on prestige routes; the 777-300 delivers Hollywood-star treatment with freight-train reliability. Consider the legacy: Boeing's first completely computer-designed airliner became an instant classic by merging brute strength with unexpected elegance. Whether you're moving masses or crafting a bespoke private palace in the sky, this aviation icon proves that true range doesn't demand compromise – just extraordinary engineering.

Strengths

  • Large group cabin
  • Intercontinental mission capability

Weaknesses

  • Large-airport and ground-handling requirements
  • Actual payload varies with empty weight and fuel

Best use cases

  • Group charter
  • Delegation or event travel

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