777 Liveries

[RUN777 0]

A livery of the boeing 777-29M(LR) of Air Austral ! i can't wait :D

[captainklm 1]

KLM, Delta, Air France, Alitalia, Korean air, Aeromexico, Vietnam Airlines, China southern

[vac121 0]

Easy World Airlines

[Wan Zamir Zakwan 5]

Malaysia Airlines !!! 777-200ER normal livery and Heliconia :D

[ferrari_xx 0]

Air China，common

[josh147 0]

all of the above!!

[ajpongress 467]

One of these!

[MMartinov 48]

Operator Emirates777-200: 3 777-200ER: 6777-200LR: 12777-300: 10777-300ER: 54 777F: 2Total: 87 The largest single operator of the T7 family.. Should be the first livery to come

[SpeedBird219 183]

I hope to see the all-black Air New Zealand 777!!!

I agree!

[aceridgey 330]

OOOHHH there is so much dissappointment, as its been touched on, only 7 operators use the LR which we are getting on release, everything else is the 200ER. Keep asking and hopefully the 200ER will be modeled!

[SpeedBird219 183]

And many many more i agree with....But for the BA... i would love a RR G-YMM reg. plane...They always seem to bring me good luck(G-YMMS/G-YMMT PREFERABLE!) :(

[Meeko 17]

Air New Zealand - the All BlacksBruce Ross

[MMartinov 48]

OOOHHH there is so much dissappointment

Sorry mate, I just can't get what's the drama about the 200ER/200LR. The only difference is 2000 extra virtual miles and another set of virtual engines. And you will get your ER later on anyway... Frankly I will be extremely happy just to get even a single type 777 from PMDG.

[aceridgey 330]

Sorry mate, I just can't get what's the drama about the 200ER/200LR. The only difference is 2000 extra virtual miles and another set of virtual engines. And you will get your ER later on anyway... Frankly I will be extremely happy just to get even a single type 777 from PMDG.

Because we as simulators like to simulate real world ops. Only 14 sporadic airliners use the 200LR, the rest of the 200 operators [which totals to almost 500 aircraft in service] fly the 200/200ERAlex

[MMartinov 48]

Because we as simulators like to simulate real world ops. Only 14 sporadic airliners use the 200LR, the rest of the 200 operators [which totals to almost 500 aircraft in service] fly the 200/200ER

Well, then consider operating the sporadic networks of Emirates, Delta, Air Canada or more appropriate for UK routes might be the Air India or PIA (some sarcasm included).I personally will be sitting in one of the many UAE flights and enjoy the racked wingtips and the best looking T7 from the family.EDIT: Just to make you feel better the LR doesn't fly only 15+ hours routes. I've personally seen it operate short turnarounds. It all depends on the availability, the schedules and MELs.