Boeing 767
Twin-engine commercial jet
A Boeing 767 is a wide-body twin-engine commercial jet aircraft, introduced in 1982 and widely used for medium- to long-haul flights.
The 767 was the first twin-engine airliner certified for extended overwater operations, opening transatlantic routes to more efficient two-engine planes.
The red-eye from New York was on a 767.
- widebodyBroad-hulled aircraft type
- jetlinerLarge commercial passenger aircraft
- twin-engineHaving two powerplants
- jet engineThrust-producing aircraft powerplant
- fuselageAircraft's central structure
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