Air Canada’s 777‑300ER fleet averages 16.3 years and carries higher structural weight
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Air Canada operates 19 Boeing 777‑300ERs with an average age of 16.3 years and six Boeing 777‑200LRs, and seven of the 777‑300ERs have been configured for 440 seats; the 777‑300ER’s maximum take‑off weight is 351.5 tons, which is 27.5 tons more than the Airbus A350‑1000’s structural gross weight, while the A350‑1000’s operating empty weight is 20 tons lower and it offers 5.3 tons more non‑fuel payload allowance, plus a longer range of 9,100 nm versus 7,930 nm for the 777‑300ER.