Boeing 767-300ER

Boeing 767-300ER
First Flight:	December 19, 1986
Production Period:	1986-Current
Assembled in:	Everett, Washington
Number built:	554 (July 2018)
Category:	Long-Range Wide-body
Manufactured by:	Boeing Commercial Airplanes

The Boeing 767-300ER is a wide-body long-haul airliner developed by Boeing in the mid 1980's, a subtype of the Boeing 767. With 533 aircraft built, the 767-300ER is the most successful aircraft in the 767 line.

The Boeing 767-300ER is approved for ETOPS-180 flights. The 767-300ER is still in development for cargo variants only.

Specifications

• Length: 54.9m
• Wingspan: 47.6m
• Height: 15.8m
• Range with max payload: 11,070km
• Cargo Variants
  • 767-300F - Production-Built freight airframe.
  • BCF - Boeing Converted Freighter - Commercial 767-300ER airframes converted to cargo by Boeing.
  • BDSF - Bedek Special Freighter - Commercial 767-300ER airframes converted to cargo by Bedek Aviation Group.

Commercial Operators

Americas

American Airlines 767-300ER

North America

• Air Canada
  • Air Canada Rouge
• American Airlines
• Delta Air Lines
• United Airlines
• WestJet

South America

• LAN Airlines

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Asia

Central Asia

• Air Astana

Eastern Asia

• All Nippon Airways

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Europe

Eastern Europe

• LOT Polish Airlines
• Ukraine International Airlines

Northern Europe

• British Airways

Western Europe

• Austrian Airlines

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Oceania

Australia and New Zealand

• Qantas

Cargo Operators

BCF

• 21 Air

BDSF

• ABX Air