Boeing 787-10 Dreamliner

The Boeing 787-10 is the longest variant of the Dreamliner family and the largest twin-engine widebody Boeing has built. Entering service with Singapore Airlines in 2018, the 787-10 was developed specifically for high-density routes where the 787-9 was too small but a 777 would have been too large. The aircraft seats 318 to 336 passengers in typical configurations. Its range is notably shorter than the 787-9, which is a deliberate trade-off to accommodate the stretched fuselage without adding engine thrust or fuel capacity. The 787-10 has become a workhorse on routes like Tokyo to Singapore, Amsterdam to US East Coast cities, and Dubai to Australia. United Airlines, ANA, Singapore Airlines, KLM, and Etihad operate substantial 787-10 fleets.