BOEING 767-200 / 300

Boeing 767 Passenger Aircraft Overview

The Boeing 767 passenger aircraft is a versatile wide-body twin-engine jet designed for medium to long-haul routes. Developed by Boeing, the 767 family includes the 767-200 and 767-300 variants, both known for reliability, efficiency, and operational flexibility.

With a passenger capacity of up to 350 depending on configuration, the Boeing 767 is widely used for transcontinental and transatlantic routes. Its efficient design and lower operating costs compared to larger wide-body aircraft make it a preferred option for airlines and charter operators. Explore more aircraft options in our available fleet.

Boeing 767 Design, History and Features

The Boeing 767 entered commercial service in the early 1980s as one of the first twin-engine wide-body aircraft capable of long-haul operations.

The 767-200 was the original variant, designed for medium-range routes, while the stretched 767-300 introduced increased passenger capacity and extended range. Later variants such as the 767-300ER further enhanced long-haul capabilities and efficiency.

The aircraft features advanced aerodynamics and efficient turbofan engines, allowing it to operate economically on both medium and long-distance routes. Its twin-engine configuration reduces fuel consumption while maintaining strong performance and reliability.

Inside the cabin, the Boeing 767 offers a comfortable passenger experience with flexible seating configurations, wide aisles, and modern onboard systems. It has been widely used for commercial travel, charter services, and even VIP transport.

The Boeing 767 is also notable for its role in pioneering ETOPS (Extended-range Twin-engine Operational Performance Standards), enabling twin-engine aircraft to fly long distances over water safely. Learn more about the aircraft on Wikipedia.

Today, the Boeing 767 continues to serve airlines and charter operators worldwide, offering a balance of efficiency, range, and versatility.

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