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KC-46A Pegasus

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KC-46 In Everett 767 Factory

KC-46 In Everett 767 Factory

KC-46A Pegasus Assembly Line, March 2014

KC-46A Pegasus Assembly Line, March 2014

KC-46A Pegasus Mock-up in Tanker Validation Center, November 2012

KC-46A Pegasus Mock-up in Tanker Validation Center, November 2012

First Wing Spar for First KC-46A Pegasus

First Wing Spar for First KC-46A Pegasus

Second Boeing, U.S. Air Force KC-46A Tanker Completes First Flight

Second Boeing, U.S. Air Force KC-46A Tanker Completes First Flight

First Flight of the KC-46 Tanker Program, December 28, 2014

First Flight of the KC-46 Tanker Program, December 28, 2014

Boeing KC-46A Pegasus Tanker Takes Off on its First Flight

Boeing KC-46A Pegasus Tanker Takes Off on its First Flight

767-2C Pre-Flight Checkout before First Flight

767-2C Pre-Flight Checkout before First Flight

Final Body Join for Italy's Third KC-767A Global Tanker

Final Body Join for Italy's Third KC-767A Global Tanker

767-2C Landing at Boeing Field after First Flight on December 28, 2014

767-2C Landing at Boeing Field after First Flight on December 28, 2014

Boeing KC-46A Pegasus Landing after First Flight

Boeing KC-46A Pegasus Landing after First Flight

First KC-46A Tanker Refueling Flight, January 2016

First KC-46A Tanker Refueling Flight, January 2016

Boeing 767-2C First Flight December 28, 2014

Boeing 767-2C First Flight December 28, 2014

KC-46A at Boeing Field following First Flight

KC-46A at Boeing Field following First Flight

767 Tanker Factory Rollout

767 Tanker Factory Rollout

Boeing 767-2C Flies Past CenturyLink Field on First Flight, December 28, 2014

Boeing 767-2C Flies Past CenturyLink Field on First Flight, December 28, 2014

First KC-46A for a non-US customer (Japan) gives and receives fuel with another KC-46A

First KC-46A for a non-US customer (Japan) gives and receives fuel with another KC-46A

767-2C First Flight over Mountain Range

767-2C First Flight over Mountain Range

Boeing Worker with 787 Line Moving Assembly Equipment

Boeing Worker with 787 Line Moving Assembly Equipment

767-2C First Flight On Runway at Boeing Field

767-2C First Flight On Runway at Boeing Field

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KC-46A Pegasus Assembly Line, March 2014

KC-46A is based on a commercial 767, the most fuel-efficient commercial airplane in its widebody class. With more than 1,000 built to date, the 767 is a proven commercial airliner, freighter and tanker already in service. The KC-46A Tanker is a widebody aircraft updated with the latest and most advanced technology and capable of meeting or exceeding the Air Force’s needs for transport of fuel, cargo, passengers and patients.

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Unique identifier BI42618

Boeing ID nef-0281

Type Image

Size 4928px × 3280px 46MB

License type RM

Everett Assembly Plant

full body views

high-tech / advanced

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