Boeing 777-200ER American Airlines N788AN 1:200 Diecast by GeminiJets

Celebrate modern American commercial aviation with this Boeing 777-200ER in American Airlines livery, registration N788AN, reproduced in 1:200 scale by GeminiJets as part of its premium Gemini 200 series. The model captures the distinctive wide-body proportions of the Boeing 777 along with American Airlines' recognizable silver-toned fuselage and striped tail design.

Designed for serious aviation collectors and airline enthusiasts, this substantial display model combines diecast metal construction with select plastic components for a realistic appearance and substantial feel. Detailed exterior features, true-to-scale proportions, and an included display stand make it an impressive representation of one of the aircraft types that helped shape American Airlines' long-haul international operations.

Features:

• Boeing 777-200ER commercial airliner
• American Airlines livery
• Registration N788AN
• GeminiJets Gemini 200 series
• 1:200 scale
• Detailed exterior
• True-to-scale proportions
• Diecast metal construction with select plastic parts
• Includes display stand
• No opening components
• Approximately 12.25 inches long
• Approximately 12-inch wingspan
• Manufacturer's original unopened packaging

HISTORY ASPECTS

The Boeing 777-200ER expanded the capabilities of Boeing's original 777-200 with increased fuel capacity, higher maximum takeoff weight, and the extended range reflected in its “ER” designation. The aircraft became an important long-haul twin-engine wide-body for airlines around the world and helped demonstrate the viability of efficient twin-engine aircraft on major intercontinental routes.

American Airlines incorporated the 777-200ER into its long-haul fleet for international and transcontinental operations. Aircraft such as N788AN became part of a generation of wide-body jets connecting major American Airlines hubs with destinations around the world.

Did You Know?

• • The ER in 777-200ER means “Extended Range,” distinguishing the variant from the original 777-200.
  • The Boeing 777 was developed as a large twin-engine wide-body airliner, combining substantial passenger capacity with long-range capability.
  • The 777 family became one of the defining commercial aircraft programs of the modern wide-body era.
  • American Airlines was an early major U.S. operator of the Boeing 777, using the aircraft extensively for long-distance international service.
  • Registration numbers such as N788AN identify individual U.S.-registered aircraft, making them important details for aviation collectors seeking models of specific real-world airframes.
  • At 1:200 scale, this model measures roughly a foot in both length and wingspan, giving it significantly greater display presence than smaller-scale airliner collectibles.