Boeing 777-200 at TLV (EL AL, United Airlines. British Airways, Egypt Air)

Guess that ECA was the youngest of them all :P
EL AL Boeing 777-258ER, 4X-ECA:
First Flight: January 11th 2001
Delivery: January 29th 2001
Name: "Petah Tikva"
Engines: 2x Rolls Royce Trent 892
Flight #: ELY323
Destination: Paris Charles De-Gaulle (Roissy) CDG/LFPG
United Airlines Boeing 777-224ER, N74007:
First Flight: February 10th 1999
Delivery (to United Airlines: October 1st 2010
Engines: 2x General Electric GE90-92B
Inbound Flight #: UAL084
Origin: Newark Liberty International EWR/KEWR
Departing flight # : UAL085
Destination: Newark Liberty International EWR/KEWR
I've been missing those for a long time... :
British Airways Boeing 777-236ER. G-VIIB:
First Flight: December 6th 1996 (49th 777 ever built and the 2nd 777-200ER which was built)
Delivery: May 23rd 1997
Engines: 2x General Electric GE90-85B
Flight #: BAW164
Destination: London Heathrow LHR/EGLL
Egypt Air (Star Alliance c/s) Boeing 777-266ER (First time catching an Egypt Air heavy) :
First Flight: June 24th 1997
Delivery: July 2nd 1997
Name: "Nefertari"
Engines 2x Pratt and Whittney PW4090 (First time I hear those during take off!)
Destination: Cairo International CAI/HECA
I caught some super old T7s huh?
Filmed on April 13th 2014
Airframe data: planespotters.net

[@yaniv19881]

Nice Spotting.Man!

[@Flightsim10HD]

Aw man this is great! Really nice to watch :) Well done

[@UNITED38Heavy]

I loved the EL AL and UA birds!!!!!! I uploaded a 9 min 777 compilation!!!!! Liked!!!!!

[@MovieSpottingBerlin]

Super!

[@LeptirAviation]

If somebody from el al israel airlines reads this: please, send your 777-200ER to brussels !!!!!

[@JelmersAviation]

Amazing video mate!

[@RVNspotting]

Awesome footage! Very cool to hear all three engine types in the same video. I like the Pratt's the most. How about you? :-)

[@salahnaiel]

Great video! ... although i don't think that last 777 belongs to egyptair...Egyptian government enterprise, cannot fly to Israel under its own name, as a matter of Egyptian government policy. Therefore, Egyptian flights from Cairo to Tel aviv are operated by Air Sinai

[@RossAviationWorld]

C 7 O 7 O 7 L :)