Boeing 767-400ER Long-Haul Workhorse Notebook

The Boeing B-767 400 ER, an extension of the legendary 767 family, brings together long-range capability with unmatched efficiency. Launched into the skies in the late 1990s, this aircraft quickly became a favorite among airlines for its operational cost-effectiveness and passenger comfort. With a wingspan that was extended to enhance aerodynamics and fuel efficiency, the 767-400ER can carry up to 245 passengers in a typical two-class configuration over distances up to 7,000 nautical miles. Its introduction marked a significant leap in transcontinental and transatlantic flight operations, making the world a smaller place. Airlines like Delta and United have relied on this workhorse for their most demanding routes, proving its mettle in the commercial aviation sector. The 767-400ER, with its distinctive raked wingtips and extended fuselage, continues to be a testament to Boeing's innovation in creating aircraft that meet the evolving demands of the global travel industry.

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