Here’s How Much Bigger The Boeing 777-300ER Is Compared To The Airbus A350

If you have ever spotted a Boeing 777-300ER next to an Airbus A350, the first thing that you will immediately note is that the Boeing-built widebody flagship simply looks larger. The Boeing 777-300ER is one of the largest twin-engine passenger aircraft ever built, with the fuselage stretching 242 feet and four inches (74 meters) in length, with a towering tail and huge General Electric GE90 engines that visually dominate pretty much any ramp. By contrast, even the stretched Airbus A350-1000, which measures around 242 feet and one inch (73.8 meters), hides its size behind a sleeker nose, curved winglets, and a lower, more sculpted design.