N807KW

This airframe, registered N807KW, is a Boeing-built widebody with manufacturer designation Boeing 777-289 and constructor serial number 27638, completed in 1997. The airframe is powered by twin Pratt & Whitney turbofans and has been recorded in corporate ownership under Alta Airlines Holdings (type: corporation). Operator and home base details are not published in the available record, nor are publicly listed registry actions beyond the basic registration; the US registration is indicated as US. Condition assessments, valuation history, and transaction specifics are not published in the provided data set.

The specific cabin layout and seating configuration for this individual airframe are not published in the supplied data; the model typically supports multiple-class widebody interiors but seat count for this unit is not provided. Avionics fit for this serial is not published in the data set and would generally reflect Boeing 777 standards at production unless retrofitted later. Typical mission profiles consistent with the listed performance would include long-range international routes utilizing the 7,065 nm range and cruise speeds near 482 kts, operated from a US-registered platform. Maintenance considerations for this airframe follow general twin-engine, long-range widebody practices and would particularly emphasize the PW4000-series engine support lifecycle and FAA registry compliance for US-registered aircraft.

The Boeing 777-200 series, as exemplified by this Boeing 777-289 airframe, occupies a long-range, high-capacity segment in fixed-wing multi-engine commercial aviation and competes historically with other twin-aisle types in the same class. Performance attributes such as a service ceiling near 43,100 ft and intercontinental range of 7,065 nm place it in the long-haul network niche. Market considerations for resale or charter buyers often center on engine program status for Pratt & Whitney PW4084 units, airframe hours and cycles since the 1997 build, and operator-specific retrofits or interior refurbishments, none of which are detailed in the provided data.