The first wide-body aircraft was Boeing 747, which was published in 1969. After that, three-engine wide-body aircraft such as DC-10 and L-1011 came out one after another. Airbus, one of Boeing's main competitors, published the first dual-engine wide-body aircraft A300 in 1974. Due to the high oil price, in order to reduce operating costs, airlines have gradually changed to operate wide-body aircraft with dual engines, except for the larger Boeing 747-8 and A380.

Boeing 707 (discontinued)

Boeing 717 (discontinued)

Boeing 727 (discontinued) Boeing 737

Boeing 747 (the latest model is 747-8, and the technology of this model is basically similar to that of 787)

Boeing 757 (discontinued)

Boeing 767

Boeing 777

Boeing 787

Airbus A300 (discontinued)

Airbus A310 (discontinued)

airbus a330

Airbus A340 (discontinued)

Airbus A350

Airbus A380

DC-10

L-1011(1972)

Ilyushin Il-86(1980)

MD-11(1986)

Ilyushin Il-96(1992)