Widebody jets
Widebodies are the big long-haul jets with two aisles inside. From the ground they look noticeably fatter and longer than a 737 or A320, and many of them are flying between continents.
Engine count and a few details tell almost all of them apart.
How to tell them apart
Four engines
A 747, A380 or A340. A hump at the front: 747. Two full decks: A380.
Zig-zag 'shark tooth' edges on the back of the engines
A 787 or a 747-8.
A black 'mask' around the cockpit windows
An A350.
Huge engines and long wingtips swept back without winglets
Often a 777-300ER or a 787.
Every one Bogey can identify
Boeing 777-300ERThe Heavy
Boeing 787-9 DreamlinerThe Nine
Airbus A350-900The Original XWB
Airbus A380-800The Superjumbo
Boeing 747-400The Queen of the Skies
Airbus A330-300The Three Hundred
Boeing 767-300The Long 767
Airbus A300-600The OG Airbus
Airbus A300BThe OG Airbus
Airbus A330-900neoThe NEO Twin
Airbus A350 XWBThe Dark Horse
Boeing 747Queen of the Skies
Boeing 777The Triple Seven
Boeing 787 DreamlinerThe Dreamliner
Lockheed L-1011 TriStarThe TriStar
Airbus A330The Reliable Twin
Airbus A330-200The Widebody Workhorse
Airbus A350-1000The Big XWB
Boeing 767The Pioneer
Boeing 767-200The Original 767
Boeing 767-400ERThe Stretch Seven
Boeing 777-200The Original Triple
Boeing 777-200LR / 777FThe Long Ranger
Boeing 777-300The First Stretch
Boeing 787-10The Ten
Boeing 787-8 DreamlinerThe Original
McDonnell Douglas DC-10The Ten
McDonnell Douglas MD-11The Freighter
Airbus A310The Three-Ten
Airbus A340The Four-Engine Classic
Airbus A340-300The Quad
Airbus A340-600The Longest A340
Airbus A380The Superjumbo
Boeing 747-8Queen 2.0
Boeing 747SRThe Commuter Jumbo
Ilyushin Il-96The Flagship
Boeing 747SPThe Special PerformanceMore types
- Single-aisle airliners32 aircraft
- Regional jets19 aircraft
- Turboprop airliners21 aircraft
- Cargo planes8 aircraft
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