N833KW

This entry covers airframe N833KW, a Boeing 777-300 (designation 777-312) built in 2001 with manufacturer's serial number 30868. The aircraft is currently owned by ALTA 777 LLC and carries a United States registration. Built by The Boeing Company, this airframe is notable within its cohort for its original fit with Rolls‑Royce powerplants and the long-range capability characteristic of the 777‑300 series. Valuation not published for this specific airframe; condition and operator-specific configuration details have not been publicly disclosed.

The airframe is configured in a typical three‑class cabin arrangement of approximately 368 seats, though operator layouts may vary and alternate seat configurations are possible. With a design cruise speed of 490 kts and a long‑range capability of 5,960 nm, this aircraft is suited to medium‑ to long‑haul scheduled passenger operations and charter missions within the operator’s route network. Registered in the United States, it operates under the regulatory and maintenance environment applicable to US‑registered widebodies. Specific avionics fit, interior finishes, in‑flight amenity packages and recent maintenance status for this serial were not published in the provided data.

The Boeing 777-300 (777-312) is part of the 777 family produced by The Boeing Company, serving the high-capacity, long‑range niche for twin‑aisle routes. With twin Rolls‑Royce Trent 892 engines delivering 90,000 lbf each and a service ceiling of 43,100 ft, the type competes broadly with other long‑range widebodies in airline and lease markets. Demand for individual airframes depends heavily on engine variant, interior configuration and maintenance history; resale and heavy‑maintenance considerations for this aircraft would center on the Trent‑series engine support and the airframe’s 2001 vintage.