Boeing 777-300ER Leads Air China's Long-Haul Operations
Air China's Boeing 777-300ER fleet continues to play a vital role in connecting China to global destinations. The aircraft, registered as B-79869, is one of 28 widebody jets operated by Air China and has been active since November 2016.
The plane, which is just under 10 years old at the time of writing, serves several international routes, including Shenzhen, Moscow-Sheremetyvo, Rome-Fiumicino, and Toronto-Pearson airports. The Boeing 777-300ER has become a staple in Air China's long-haul operations, providing passengers with a comfortable travel experience.
The aircraft was captured by a photographer aboard an Air China Airbus A330-300 as it prepared to depart from Beijing Capital Airport. The shot showcases the plane's sleek design and highlights its importance in Air China's fleet.