Boeing 777, from A to B.mp4

In the history of aviation, there are stars and there are superstars. The 777 is definitely a superstar. The 777 has been a phenomenally successful airplane. It's the best-selling airplane in its class. It's really a triumph of what happens when great engineering and great design come together. Through an iterative process, working with engineers and designers and production people to come up with a solution that meets a whole broad set of requirements. There are many things that an airline needs to be successful. They need a fabulous product that really balances all of the technical requirements like fuel efficiency, low emissions. With the really important interior aspects, they want a product that's really appealing to the flying public. Because it has the widest cabin interior, it allows the 777 to seat more passengers than any other aircraft in its class. That allows airlines to customize the interior to create really exceptional and differentiated experiences for the flying passenger. Environmentally, the wider cabin creates an advantage as well. More seats means lower fuel consumption on a per-passenger basis, which is more friendly for the environment. The ability of the 777 to generate revenue doesn't just end with the cabin story. The airplane can carry over 200 cubic meters of cargo, so the airline can bring all the passenger bags and goods on the airplane and an unrivaled quantity of revenue cargo. So you've got more passenger revenue capability, more cargo revenue, and you've got more point-to-point routes. Simply put, the 777 delivers more to airlines and the passengers. Over 35 million flight hours. That's an incredible statistic. And that shows that the 777 is really proven for the long haul. We work with the latest tools and techniques and go through detailed iterations between the design requirements, the aesthetic requirements, the engineering requirements, the production requirements to come up with the best all-around solution. Our latest model, the 777-300ER, has an amazing 99.5% on-time reliability. That means it takes off on time practically every time. The reason we focus so much on getting the design right and the build right is to ensure that our customers, the airlines, and their customers, the flying public, have the most incredible experience every time they step on the 777.