Things You'll Need:
- Film
- Cameras
- Cameras
- Binoculars
- Binoculars
- Computers
- Camcorders
- Computer Desks
- Disposable Cameras
- Camera Lenses
- SLR Camera
- Camera Accessories
- Camera Tripod
- Aircraft Band Scanner
- Air & Space Subscriptions
- Aviation Illustrated Magazine
- Flying Magazines
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Step 1
Look for a large aircraft. The Boeing 777 is the largest twin-engine jet aircraft ever built.
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Step 2
Look for a twin-engine jet, with engines mounted on pylons below each wing, but with most of the engine resting forward of the leading edge of the wing.
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Step 3
Note that the engines have a much larger diameter at front compared to the rear portion.
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Step 4
Consider the overall size of the airplane. The 777 seems too large to be powered by only two jet engines.
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Step 5
Check the landing gear. The 777 is the only twin-engine jet transport with six wheels on each gear assembly.
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Step 6
Note that the 777 does not have a tail cone. The fuselage terminates in a wedge shape that appears as a straight line when viewed from the side.
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Step 7
Remember, the 777 is distinctive because it has two passenger doors between the wing and the nose.






