Boeing has delivered a new 777-300ER (Extended Range) aircraft to China Southern Airlines, the first aircraft of ten 777-300ERs ordered by the Asian airline.
China Southern intends to operate the new 777-300ER on its new North America route, where the aircraft will directly connect passengers in the southern region of China to the eastern coast of the US.
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China Southern Airlines chief operating officer Zhang Zifang said: "The 777-300ER will support the development of Guangzhou as our main international hub and will be a vital part of our ‘Canton Route’ services."
The Boeing 777-300ER offers twin-engine efficiency and reliability for the long-range market. It is able to fly up to 7,825nm and is equipped with GE90-115B engines.
China Southern’s 777-300ER features four distinct cabins; four first class seats; 34 business class seats; 44 premium economy seats; and 227 economy seats, to accommodate a total of 309 passengers.
Boeing Commercial Airplanes North East Asia sales and marketing senior vice-president Ihssane Mounir said: "Its combination of efficiency, industry-leading reliability and award-winning cabin design will continue to help China Southern generate more revenue and provide a superior passenger experience."
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By GlobalDataChina Southern marks the first Chinese airline to take direct delivery of the 757-200, 777-200, 777-200ER (Extended Range), 777 Freighter and 747-400 Freighter from Boeing.
Image: China Southern’s 777-300ER features four distinct cabins, and accommodates a total of 309 passengers. Photo: courtesy of Boeing.
