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Boeing 777

First wide-body milestone — Medium Jetbridge and 80 capacity.

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Boeing 777

The Boeing 777 marks your entry into wide-body operations without Large Runway costs. At 80 capacity, Medium ATC Tower, Medium Runway, and Medium Jetbridge, it delivers $45,000 per landing — the workhorse between narrow-body Airbus A320 era and Boeing 747 endgame prep.

Quick stats

StatValue
Capacity80
Payout$45,000
ATCMedium ATC Tower
RunwayMedium Runway
JetwayMedium Jetbridge
GamepassNo
TierMid

Requirements

  1. 80 indoor floor tilesairport capacity
  2. Medium ATC Tower
  3. Medium Runway
  4. Medium Jetbridge at reachable last-placed position

Plane requirements checker | Capacity calculator

Progression role

777 bridges 60-cap A320 ($35k) and 100-cap Beluga ($55k).

Income funds Large ATC and tile push toward 150 for 747.

How to get money mid-game anchor.

Build considerations

First Medium Jetbridge investment — upgrade from Small Jetbridge used by 737/A320.

Terminal wings should anticipate Double Jetbridge later — terminal design

Taxiway width for wide-body — runways and taxiways

Troubleshooting

777 circles but won’t dock → check Medium Jetbridge on last placed jetway

Capacity 79 → add one tile

Small Jetbridge gate → upgrade jetway type

Planes not landing


Boeing 777 — Itty Bitty Airport BETA.

Frequently asked questions

What capacity does Boeing 777 need?
80 indoor floor tiles.
What jetway for Boeing 777?
Medium Jetbridge — not Small or Double.
How much does 777 pay?
$45,000 per landing.
777 vs Airbus A320?
A320 needs 60 cap ($35k); 777 needs 80 cap ($45k) with Medium Jetbridge.
Does 777 need Large Runway?
No — Medium Runway suffices.
Is 777 required before Boeing 747?
Not required but strong income bridge toward 150-capacity 747.
What ATC tier for 777?
Medium ATC Tower.