Hi,
I was selecting a flight to book for KHI-ISB, and got confused in aircraft selection. Hope somebody can advise me what version are they referring to by 777.
I know 772 represents 777-200 and 773 is used for 777-300 (whatever the variations therein.) My confusion is that on some flights, the aircraft is shown to be 777 - What aircraft am I expected to travel on, as it is not 772 or 773.
Thanks.
PIA Fleet... 777 on Booking Website
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Re: PIA Fleet... 777 on Booking Website
I think it means the aircraft can be any variant of Boeing 777 in PIA fleet.Boomin Bomber IJ wrote: ↑Fri Nov 24, 2017 11:24 amHope somebody can advise me what version are they referring to by 777.
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Re: PIA Fleet... 777 on Booking Website
Thank you Abbas. Yes, I think so too. Just minutes ago I searched for IATA aircraft codes, and 777 is used to denote all pax versions of 777Abbas Ali wrote: ↑Fri Nov 24, 2017 11:42 amI think it means the aircraft can be any variant of Boeing 777 in PIA fleet.Boomin Bomber IJ wrote: ↑Fri Nov 24, 2017 11:24 amHope somebody can advise me what version are they referring to by 777.
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Re: PIA Fleet... 777 on Booking Website
I've noticed that the 777 on a PIA website almost always indicates a 777-200LR.
Every time I've checked reservations on a certain flight that displays 777, it turns out to be a 77LR, and flightradar24 confirms this.
Every time I've checked reservations on a certain flight that displays 777, it turns out to be a 77LR, and flightradar24 confirms this.
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Re: PIA Fleet... 777 on Booking Website
Wherever 777 is indicated it refers to 777LR. PIA has two A/c of this type which are operated on non-stop Toronto bound flights.