1995 Boeing 777-200Jet Aircraft

This 1995 Boeing 777-200 presents a unique opportunity to acquire a wide-body VIP aircraft at a fraction of the cost of comparable in-production models. With 36,705 total airframe hours and 7,702 landings, the aircraft features freshly overhauled landing gears (270 cycles since June 2014 overhaul, with the 120-month calendar extension to June 2025) and is maintained under a custom Low Utilization Maintenance Program (LUMP). The C-1 through C-6 checks were completed in February 2024, with next inspections scheduled at 24-month intervals through 2036. Power comes from two General Electric engines (29,581 hours/5,243 cycles and 22,790 hours/4,527 cycles respectively), though one requires blade repair.

The aircraft boasts a comprehensive 2012 VIP interior refurbishment with only 1,365 hours since new, featuring a Maser master suite with king bed and ensuite bathroom, multiple conference/dining areas, and seating for 52 in first/business class configurations. Avionics include Rockwell Collins ADC80H flight deck, Honeywell primary displays, ADS-B capability (implementation possible via STCs), TCAS 7.1, and Swift Broadband satcom. The extensive entertainment system includes multiple large-format monitors throughout the cabin. With a 6,000 NM range and maximum takeoff weight of 535,000 lbs, this IFR-certified aircraft offers substantial capability for its class, though prospective buyers should note the pending engine blade repair requirement.