A Boeing freighter was delivered to Qatar Airways first in May 2010. The first 777 Freighter was delivered to Air France in February 2009. Air France is the launch customer for the 777F Freighter version, having placed an order for five freighters in May 2005.īoeing rolled out the first 777F in 2008 and the maiden flight took place in July 2008. The first flight of the Worldliner took place in March 2005 and Pakistan International Airlines (PIA) received the first passenger aircraft in February 2006. The Boeing 777F Freighter is based on the 777-200LR (Longer-Range) Worldliner passenger liner. The Boeing 777 freighter accommodates up to 27 standard pallet-sized loads on its main deck, ten pallets in the lower cargo hold and an additional 17m³ (600ft³) of bulk cargo. The freighters will be operated by Air Atlanta Icelandic, the world's largest Aircraft, Crew, Maintenance and Insurance (ACMI) service provider. Iceland's Avion Group became the second customer for the Boeing 777 Freighter in September 2005. Emirates will become the world's largest operator of the 777 aircraft family. The Boeing 777F has a range of 4,895 miles (9,065km), allowing operation between city pairs such as Los Angeles and London, Tokyo and San Francisco and Paris and Hong Kong.Įmirates Airlines ordered 42 Boeing 777 aircraft, including eight 777 freighters in November 2005. Air France has ordered five 777 Freighters with options for three additional aircraft. The official launch of the Boeing 777 Freighter was held on. The Boeing 777F freighter is based on the 777-200LR Worldliner passenger aircraft and includes a state-of-the-art flight deck, fly-by-wire system, advanced wing and raked wingtips.

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