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767-400ER 3-View

767-400ER 3-View

Boeing 767-400ER

Boeing 767-400ER

767-400 Fuselage Detail

767-400 Fuselage Detail

767-400ER on Runway at Sunset

767-400ER on Runway at Sunset

767-400ER on Runway at Sunset

767-400ER on Runway at Sunset

Boeing 767-400ER

Boeing 767-400ER

767-400 in Blue Sky

767-400 in Blue Sky

767-400 in Flight

767-400 in Flight

757-300 and 767-400ER in Flight

757-300 and 767-400ER in Flight

767-400ER First Flight

767-400ER First Flight

767-400ER First Flight

767-400ER First Flight

767-400ER First Flight

767-400ER First Flight

767-400ER First Flight

767-400ER First Flight

767-400ER First Flight

767-400ER First Flight

767-400ER First Flight

767-400ER First Flight

767-400ER First Flight

767-400ER First Flight

767-400ER First Flight

767-400ER First Flight

767-400ER First Flight

767-400ER First Flight

767-400ER First Flight

767-400ER First Flight

767-400ER First Flight

767-400ER First Flight

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767-400ER in 1981 Boeing Red, White, and Blue Livery

The first 767 entered service in Sept. 8, 1982, since then 767 have flown more than 7.7 million flights, and carried millions of passengers. The 767 is the first widebody jetliner to be stretched twice. The 767-300ER is 10 feet (3.1 m) longer than the 767-200ER; and the new 767-400ER is 11 feet (3.4 m) longer than the 767-300.

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Unique identifier BI222301

Boeing ID 767_400

Type Image

Size 3917px × 1165px 13MB

License type RM

1981 Red, White and Blue Livery

commercial passenger planes

currently in production

full body views

left side views