Proportions
A medium-sized widebody with a long, slender fuselage and relatively compact twin engines.
Quick identification
How to identify the Boeing 767-300ER
The extended-range 767-300 entered service in 1988 and became one of the defining twin-engine aircraft of long-haul travel.
The Quiz catalogue includes 7 Boeing 767-300ER livery references, including ANA, Austrian Airlines, Delta Airlines, Iceland Air.
Cockpit
Angular Boeing cockpit windows and a pointed nose distinguish it from an Airbus widebody.
Contrast
It is smaller and narrower than a 777, with two-wheel rather than six-wheel main bogies.
Reference data
Boeing 767-300ER specifications
Use proportions and configuration as supporting clues; exact weights, range and cabin layouts vary by operator.
- Length
- 54.9 m
- Wingspan
- 47.6 m
- Max take-off weight
- 186.9 t
- Range
- 11,070 km
- Capacity
- Up to 350 passengers
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Reveal the Boeing 767-300ER clues
- Proportions: A medium-sized widebody with a long, slender fuselage and relatively compact twin engines.
- Cockpit: Angular Boeing cockpit windows and a pointed nose distinguish it from an Airbus widebody.
- Contrast: It is smaller and narrower than a 777, with two-wheel rather than six-wheel main bogies.
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