Boeing 787-10
The longest Dreamliner — trades range for seats · First flight 2017 · In service 2018
Launched at the 2013 Paris Air Show with Singapore Airlines as launch customer, the 787-10 stretches the -9 by about 5.5 m to 68.3 m — the longest Dreamliner. It carries around 300–375 passengers in two classes, but gives up range: about 13,900 km against the -9's 15,400 km.
The first 787-10 flew on 31 March 2017 for 4 hours 48 minutes. Because its fuselage sections are too long for Boeing's Dreamlifter transports, every -10 is assembled at North Charleston, South Carolina, rather than Everett.
Singapore Airlines took the first delivery on 25 March 2018 and put the type into service in April 2018 on regional and medium-haul routes. United, British Airways, EVA Air, KLM and Korean Air have followed, and in 2026 the FAA approved a higher 260.3-tonne take-off weight.
