767
Twin-aisle jet model
767 most commonly refers to the Boeing 767, a wide-body twin-engine jet airliner introduced in 1982.
The aircraft serves medium to long-haul routes and remains widely used by commercial airlines: We flew a 767 to London.
The number also appears as an area code (Puerto Rico) and in various technical or model designations.
Large commercial passenger plane
- jetlinerLarge commercial passenger aircraft
- pilotOne who steers aircraft
- copilotAuxiliary aircraft operator
- flight attendantAirplane cabin staff member
air traffic · runway · hangar · takeoff · landing · turbulence · airspace · crosswind
Broad-hulled aircraft type
- twin-aisleAircraft with two corridors
- fuselageAircraft's central structure
- airframeAircraft's structural body
- turbofanHigh-bypass aircraft engine
cockpit · flight deck · winglets · tailplane · landing gear · overhead bins · galley · flaps
Aviation passenger facility
- departureAct of going away
- destinationIntended arrival point
- journeyTravel from place to place
- itineraryPlanned sequence of destinations
boarding · connection · layover · redeye · transatlantic · transpacific · business class · economy
airliner
Large commercial passenger plane
- jetlinerLarge commercial passenger aircraft
- pilotOne who steers aircraft
- copilotAuxiliary aircraft operator
flight attendant · air traffic · runway · hangar · takeoff · landing · turbulence · airspace · crosswind · long-haul
widebody
Broad-hulled aircraft type
- twin-aisleAircraft with two corridors
- fuselageAircraft's central structure
- airframeAircraft's structural body
turbofan · cockpit · flight deck · winglets · tailplane · landing gear · overhead bins · galley · flaps · rudder
airport
Aviation passenger facility
- departureAct of going away
- destinationIntended arrival point
- journeyTravel from place to place
itinerary · boarding · connection · layover · redeye · transatlantic · transpacific · business class · economy · first class
767narrow-body
Slim aircraft fuselage design
737 · regional jet · turboprop · light aircraft · 747
Plane powered by spinning blades
DC-3 · biplane · Wright Flyer · Boeing 707 · Constellation
- Boeing 767Commercial twinjet aircraft model