Boeing 777 Freighter - Emirates SkyCargo
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Boeing 777 Freighter
“The Emirates SkyCargo Boeing 777Fs, with their new technology and efficiencies, will enable us to serve our customers even more effectively throughout our global operations. As the world’s longest-range twin-engine freighter, the Boeing 777F is the newest addition to our ever-expanding fleet, marking the beginning of a new generation of world-class freighters.”
H. H. Sheikh Ahmed bin Saeed Al-MaktoumChairman and Chief Executive, Emirates Airline and Group
A new generation of world-class freighters
Emirates’ Boeing 777F
Flying to over130 destinations worldwide
Emirates SkyCargo continuously strives to provide the best solutions for our customer’s logistics needs, while taking the environment into consideration. With a long-range flying capacity of over 16 hours without refuelling, and technologically advanced General Electric (GE) engines, the Boeing 777F ensures the most economical and environmentally-friendly operation.
To service the ever-growing demand from its worldwide market, Emirates SkyCargo is expanding its fleet with these latest world-class freighters. The Boeing 777F will serve our vast network of international routes, significantly contributing to our excellent on-time performance records and demonstrating our ongoing commitment to the environment.
A world of solutions
Caring for our planet
As the first all-new, digitally designed airplane, the Boeing 777 family is the most technologically advanced in the industry. Based on the Boeing 777-200LR Worldliner (Long Range) the Boeing777F enjoys all the benefits of the Boeing 777 family. Its sophisticated features include:
• Thelowestfuelburnofanycomparablysized aircraft, consuming nearly 18% less fuel than today’s freighters.
• Anenhanced,lightweight,poweredcargo handling system with built-in test equipment that continually monitors the operational health of the system.
• Amanoeuvreloadalleviationsystemwhich helps distribute the load on the aircraft while in flight.
• Theworld’smostpowerfulcommercial jet engines, General Electric’s GE90-110B1.
• QC2noisestandardscompliancefor maximum accessibility to noise-sensitive airports.
• Smoothintegrationwithexistingcargo operations and facilitates interlining with the Boeing 747 freighter fleet, which comprises about half of the world’s freighter capacity.
• Easytransitionof10-foot-highpallets between the Boeing 777 and Boeing 747 freighters via the large main deck cargo door.
• Astate-of-the-artflightdeck,fly-by-wire design and advanced wing design.
• Simplifiedupliftofoversizedshipmentswitha main deck cargo door which is the largest of any wide body freighter at 3.7 metres wide and 3 metres high.
Cutting-edge design and technology
Accommodating cargo of all types and sizes
The Boeing 777F provides the lowest trip cost and tonne-mile economics of any large freighter. An acknowleged leader within the industry, the Boeing 777F’s superior performance can be attributed to its distinctive range and capacity features that include the following:
• Amaximumtakeoffweightof766,000pounds(347,450kg), with a revenue payload capability of 226,000 pounds (103 metric tonnes).
• Unparalleledcapacity,accommodating27standardpallets (96inx125in;2.5mx3m)onthemaindeck.Theindustry- standard 10-foot-high (3.1 m) pallets will be accommodated by the large main deck cargo door that will make use of the freighter’s volume capability. The lower cargo hold has the capacity for 10 pallets and has 17 cubic metres for additional bulk cargo.
• Abilitytofly4,800nauticalmiles(9,047km)withafull payload and general cargo market densities.
• Enhancedefficiencyandlowercostsforcustomersdueto fewer stops and associated landing fees, less congestion at transfer hubs, lower cargo handling costs and shorter cargo delivery times.
• Thecapacitytotransportlargeshipmentssuchashigh- speed sports cars and spare parts for international motor racing events, which can be accommodated as one entire shipment.
• Hygienichorsestallswiththecapacitytocarryover30 horses and a large supernumerary area capable of carrying up to 11 grooms.
The leader in performance, range and capacity
The main deck of the Boeing 777F accommodates two PMC pallets side by side, similar to the Boeing 747 freighter. Each pallet has a contour similiar to theBoeing747,whichis125inx96inx118in (19.5cubicmetres).
The height of the lower deck is restricted to 62inches(158centimetres)whichisthesameastheBoeing 777 passenger aircraft.
Cross-sectional pallet
Cargo products that move the worldA large supernumerary (courier) area behind the flight deck accommodates 4 business class seats + 2 jump seats (low density configuration). This enables the carriage of large consignments of horses and livestock. In addition, seating can be changed to 9 economy class seats + 2 jump seats (high density configuration).
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One high comfortattendant-stylejump seats
Economy class seat(9 places)
One standard attendant-style jump seat
Wall mounted stowage(holds 8 roll-aboards)
Lavatory withvacuum toilet
Escape slide/raft (R and L)
Changing area
9g sliding paneldoor (R and L)
Emergency equipmentin stowage box
Oxygen masks, readinglights, and speakersmounted in ceiling
One standard attendant-style jump seat
One high comfort attendant-style jump seat
Emergencyequipment instowage drawer
Business class seat(4 places)
Galley
Wall mounted stowage(holds 8 roll-aboards)
STANDARD ULD CONFIGURATION:
MainDeck:27PMC(96”x125”)
22x118”Height(Contour)/4x116”Height
(Contour)/1x96”Height(NoContour)
LowerDeck:Total10PMC(96”x125”)
ForwardHold:6PMC
AFTHold:4PMC
ULDCombinationsarepermitted
BulkHold:15cubicmetres
DOOR SIZES:
Main Deck Door: 142” X 120”
Lower Deck Doors:
ForwardHold:106”x67”
AFTHold:106”x67”
BulkHold:35”x47”
Cargo Tonnage: 103,000 kg
CargoVolume:550cubicmetres
Note:Heightonlowerdeckunitsisrestrictedto62”/158cmtomakeitcompatible with passenger aircraft.
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