Worldwide Alliance | 1998

Airline - Air Canadien
Aircraft - Boeing 777-200ER | C-CPFA
Delivered to Air Canadien, 1997
Livery - Standard 1995
Country - Canada

Airline - Air Canadien
Aircraft - Boeing 777-200ER | C-CPFE
Delivered to Air Canadien, 1998
Sold to BLTB Aviation Holdings, 2010
Sold to JSC VTB Leasing, 2010
Leased to Moscavia, 2010
Livery - 1998 Worldwide Alliance livery
Country - Canada

Continuing with my revamping of the Air Canadien brand, here is the 777-200ER, which has not been previously shown in the 1995 livery. Like on the 747, I have made some minor changes to the details of the livery, improved a few very minor elements, and plugged a few windows to match the seatmap below. As mentioned before, instead of being a Skyteam member, Air Canadien is now a member of Worldwide Alliance. These two aircraft - C-CPFA and C-CPFE - are shown as they were after the airline joined Worldwide in 1998, with C-CPFA wearing the normal livery complete with alliance logo stickers behind the cockpit windows and next to the L1 and L2 boarding doors, and C-CPFE in the special Worldwide Alliance livery it was painted into in 1998, to celebrate the carrier's new status as an alliance member. Shown below is the interior layout Air Canadien's 777-200ERs were configured with starting in 2001, when a new hard product was introduced. The seatmap has been reworked in my current seatmap style and with more era-appropriate seats, especially in Business Class. There are 12 semi-enclosed First Class suites in a 1-2-1 configuration at the front of the plane, followed by 56 alternating forwards-backwards Business Class seats, and 234 Economy seats in a nine-abreast 2-5-2 setup.