Statement: There are 10 galleys on the 777.

Statement: There are 10 galleys on the 777.

• A. True
• B. False
• C. Not specified
• D. Only on the 777-300ER

Answer: (A)

Galleys are the service areas where meals, beverages, and related equipment are stored and prepared. On a Boeing 777, these spaces are distributed throughout the cabin—forward, mid, and aft sections, with galley blocks on both the left and right sides and additional beverage/pantry areas. When you count every dedicated galley block across the aircraft, ten is a common total for typical 777 configurations used in training. That’s why the statement is true: it reflects the practical layout crews are expected to know. The exact number can vary by airline and specific aircraft configuration, but the option stating not specified or that it’s exclusive to a particular 777 variant doesn’t fit the usual training context.

Galleys are the service areas where meals, beverages, and related equipment are stored and prepared. On a Boeing 777, these spaces are distributed throughout the cabin—forward, mid, and aft sections, with galley blocks on both the left and right sides and additional beverage/pantry areas. When you count every dedicated galley block across the aircraft, ten is a common total for typical 777 configurations used in training. That’s why the statement is true: it reflects the practical layout crews are expected to know. The exact number can vary by airline and specific aircraft configuration, but the option stating not specified or that it’s exclusive to a particular 777 variant doesn’t fit the usual training context.