Boeing 777

This was a great book in every aspect, it had many photos and was very imformitive. The one thing that i didn't like about the book was that it didn't have very many photos of the interior of the 777. That's a small detail though. Overall it was great book.

I have seen photographer Wagner at work and I'm always amazed how he can take something ordinary or otherwise over-photographed and bring a new perspective to it. How many airplane photos have we all seen? Yet Wags manages to bring a fresh vision to the 777. You're almost tempted to skim the pages and luxuriate in the photos. That would be a mistake! The Norris text cruises along with his Jet-A-crisp style. There's very little company braggadocio here, yet the reader gets a true appreciation of "Boeing's Magnificent Seventh."This book, with its perfect blend of informative text and dynamic photos (not to mention its nice square corners) belongs on every enthusiast's bookshelf.

Probably the ultimate book on the triple 7 - from the conception to the first delivery. Excellent photography too!

This book go's through EVERYTHING about the Boeing 777, from the first computer drawings, to the test flights and first deliveries. I love it, and you will too.

When it comes to telling it how it is in aerospace, nobody does it better than Norris. This is a well told story of a remarkable aircraft, backed by great pictures. A browse isn't good enough for this book - it's a must for any serious collector's plane library. Terrific stuff.