Boeing 787-8

The Boeing 787-8 is the smallest variant of the the 787 family. It's a new airplane designed of mainly composite materials allowing for large scale improvements in efficiencies. Targeted to be a suitable replacement of the Boeing 767, this airplanes goes beyond the capabilities of the 767 with it's powerful engines and lightweight design that allow it to travel great distances very economically. This ability has allowed airlines to fly this airplane on what are called 'thinner' routes that need the range of a Boeing 777 but have less passenger demand.

First Flight Max Range Length Wingspan Height Engine Options Seating

December 15, 2009

7,305nm
13,530km

186'-1"
56.72m

197'-3"
60.12m

55'-6"
16.92m

(2) General Electric GEnx-1B  or,
(2) Rolls-Royce Trent 1000

242 (2-Class)
359 (1-Class)