After years of delays, it now appears that Boeing?s future flagship is nearing delivery. The final certification tests for the 777-9 are expected to be successfully completed in 2026, meaning that the 76.7-metre-long aircraft will receive official certification before the end of the year. All five test aircraft, including the N779XW, will be used for this purpose. As the first of currently eleven airlines that have ordered a total of more than 500 of this state-of-the-art version of the ?Triple Seven?, Lufthansa is, as things stand, set to be able to deploy the first aircraft in its 2027 summer timetable. To achieve a higher payload whilst saving fuel, the wingspan has been increased by seven metres to 71.8 metres. To ensure the aircraft fits into standard gate stands, the wingtips can be folded up. This is also the case with this innovative 1:200 scale model. And as size isn?t always the only factor: the weight has been more than doubled compared with its predecessor, the 777-300, to further enhance its value as a special collector?s item. A display stand is included.
A true-to-scale and faithful replica for adult collectors.
Group
Model Construction
Scale
Scale 1:200
Material
Plastic
State
new
Not a toy! Not suitable for children under the age of 14!
HERPA Miniaturmodelle GmbH Leonrodstr. 46-47 90599 Dietenhofen Deutschland
