About the Boeing 777-200LR
Boeing lists a range of up to 8,500 nautical miles (15,740 kilometers) for the 777-200LR, compared with up to 7,500 nautical miles (13,890 kilometers) for the 777-200ER. The figures describe the manufacturer’s specifications. The distance an airline can fly on a particular service depends on operating conditions and payload. Both models are 63.7 meters long.
Seating capacity
Boeing gives 300–375 seats for a two-class 777-200LR. Emirates publishes a two-class layout with 302 seats. The airline’s description of the refitted cabin gives 38 seats in Business and 264 in Economy. Those figures apply to that Emirates configuration. For your flight, check the map of the airline operating the aircraft.
Cabin layout
The widebody cabin has two aisles. In the Emirates Business Class refit, each full row has three pairs of seats, a 2–2–2 layout. The center pair gives both passengers direct access to an aisle. In the pairs beside the cabin wall, the window passenger sits next to the aisle passenger. Check your flight’s seat map to see whether your preferred seat has direct aisle access and where it sits within the cabin.
How to recognize a Boeing 777-200LR
Look for the wide fuselage and one large engine under each wing. Boeing gives a 64.8-meter wingspan for the -200LR and 60.9 meters for the -200ER. The longer 777-300ER also has a 64.8-meter wingspan, but its fuselage is 73.9 meters long. Comparing views at the same scale can help. Use a registration and model record to confirm the exact version.
Variants and related aircraft
The FAA lists the 777-200LR and the 777-F under B77L, along with the business-jet version. The original 777-200 and 777-200ER use B772, and the 777-300ER uses B77W. The passenger cabin figures on this page describe the airline 777-200LR. The 777 Freighter is a cargo model.
Boeing 777-200 · Boeing 777-300ER
Frequently asked questions
How many seats does a Boeing 777-200LR have?
Seating depends on the airline’s configuration. Emirates gives an example with 302 seats. Boeing lists a range of 300–375 for a two-class layout.
Does B77L always mean a passenger 777-200LR?
B77L can also identify the 777 Freighter or the business-jet version. Check the aircraft registration to confirm the model.