#boeing 767

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The Piece I did For @flyinghigh-tailszine can finally be Shared!!

Thank you everyone who helped us get over 1.300 for charity! The zine is now free to download :]

It is Tails inside a planes gear bay :D

Gouache and ink on watercolor paper

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Boeing 767-400 ER

The ER stands for Extra Roomy

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Trans World Airlines, 1982

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Shot From the Cockpit of a Boeing 767, Santiago Borja’s Photographs Capture Stunning Storms Around the World

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JFK

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VH-EXZ departing Auckland Airport for Australia as TMN1, 2022.

New to DHL as a Boeing 767-3JHF(ER), it was given the c/r G-DHLH and was owned by DHL Air Ltd, Belgium. In 2013, while leased to DHL Air, East Midlands, it ferried 9 silverback gorillas from a zoo in Kent to Gabon.

When Tasman Cargo Airlines (t/a DHL) retired their 757-236(F), a replacement was sought. In 2017, G-DHLH was leased by Tasman Cargo Airlines and, in 2018, was ferried via Hong Kong to Auckland.

It made its first revenue flight as TCA1 (SYD-AKL) on 07/07/2018. It has since been registered to DHL Air International GmbH and is leased to Tasman Cargo Airlines to present.

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Dallas Sunset

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Qantas Freight Boeing 767 with the titles and logo stripped.

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Icelandair, Boeing 767-300/ER

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Today’s ride: 1999 Boeing 767-300.

Next stop JFK

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Air Canada Gimli Gliding

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Artist concept of the Boeing 767.

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Shot From the Cockpit of a Boeing 767, Santiago Borja’s Photographs Capture Stunning Storms Around the World

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Boeing 767 aircraft crashed nose down on runway after forced emergency landing

A FedEx Airlines Boeing 767 cargo plane landed at Istanbul airport on Wednesday without its front landing gear but managed to stay on the runway and avoided casualties, Turkey’s transport ministry said.

Video footage showed sparks flying and smoke billowing as the front of the plane hit the runway before being doused with firefighting foam.

The Boeing 767 aircraft, flying from Paris’ Charles de Gaulle airport, told the control tower at Istanbul airport that its landing gear struts had failed to open and it landed as instructed by the tower, the ministry said in a statement.

Airport rescue and fire crews were alerted before the landing, but no one was injured. The ministry did not give a reason for the malfunction. FedEx said in a statement that it was coordinating with investigators and would “provide additional information as it becomes available.”

The aircraft involved is nearly 10 years old and is a Boeing 767 freighter, one of the most common freighter aircraft based on the 1980s-built 767 passenger model.

The runway was temporarily closed to air traffic, but other runways at the airport were still operating normally, airport operator IGA said.

The news comes a week after an emergency plane that derailed a Delta Air Lines flight shortly after takeoff from John F. Kennedy International Airport in New York reportedly washed ashore near the beach house of a lawyer whose firm is suing Boeing over safety concerns.

Read more HERE

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FACH s/n 985 [Boeing 767-300ER] arriving into Auckland as flight FACH985. May 1, 2020.

This was its second visit to Auckland during the early stages of the pandemic. A few days prior, it had come in from Santiago for a tech stop and a refuel before continuing to Beijing. It returned on May 1 with much needed vaccines* for Chile.

I'd be lying if I said that seeing FACH985 didn't bring strong emotions at the time. For all intents and purposes, when I last went to Chile, I'd said I'd come back in about 2 years. It's been 6 years and counting.

Note also the 90th anniversary decal on the tail (1930-2020).

*this is what I was told, dunno how true it is. May have just been picking up masks and ventilators