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The Largest Engine in Aviation, the GE90-115B is Installed on a Long-Range 777
The Largest Engine in Aviation, the GE90-115B is Installed on a Long-Range 777 
Boeing Engineers Inspect a 777
Boeing Engineers Inspect a 777 
Boeing Engineers with 777 in Factory
Boeing Engineers with 777 in Factory 
Boeing Engineers Inspect a 777
Boeing Engineers Inspect a 777 
Boeing Engineers Inspect a 777
Boeing Engineers Inspect a 777 
The Largest Engine in Aviation, the GE90-115B is Installed on a Long-Range 777
The Largest Engine in Aviation, the GE90-115B is Installed on a Long-Range 777 
Boeing Engineers with 777 in Factory
Boeing Engineers with 777 in Factory 
Boeing Engineers with 777 in Factory
Boeing Engineers with 777 in Factory 
Boeing Engineers Inspect a 777
Boeing Engineers Inspect a 777 
Boeing Engineers Inspect a 777
Boeing Engineers Inspect a 777 
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Boeing Engineers with 777 in Factory 
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777 GE Engine

Originally certified in 1985 at 84,700 pounds of thrust, today's GE90 engines power newer, more advanced Boeing 777 aircraft capable of flying farther, faster and more efficiently than their predecessors. The most recent derivative of the GE90, the GE90-115B, is the sole powerplant for Boeing's longer-range 777-300ER and 777-200LR aircraft. 
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