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UPS places repeat order with Boeing for 767 freighters
The express carrier is taking its 767 fleet to more than 100 units with its latest order. (www.freightwaves.com) 更多...Sort type: [Top] [Newest]
Ah, the good ol' twin-aisle 767. It has 2-3-2 seating in ordinary class, I seem to remember(?). That reduced the chance of a middle seat considerably. Of course, these are freighters.
Unfortunate that Boeing doesn't regroup and bring back it's sister, the 757.
Just curious do these new 767's leave the factory with a retrofitted cockpit? No way they are still putting CRT's in them like the original design, right?
Replaced with newr LDS glass cockpits
Replaced with newer LDS glass cockpits
Nice to see larger cargo carriers still ordering the good ol 767! Wonder if FedEx will place a top up order in the near future as well
Given that the B767 doesn't meet the recently adopted noise and emissions regulations and production must end in a couple of years, I wouldn't be surprised if there will be a rush of orders from several freight carriers, not just FedEx.
Given the backlog for the type and the time it takes to complete the aircraft before the deadline, time is going to run out if anyone else wants to place a substantial order.
Given the backlog for the type and the time it takes to complete the aircraft before the deadline, time is going to run out if anyone else wants to place a substantial order.
Boeing can produce the 767 until at least 2027. The KC-46 will likely be the last frames out of the factory.
The US Government approved the sale of four KC-46's refueling planes to Israel, yesterday.
Since when has noise restrictions applied to Military aircraft?
That said, the KC46 hasn't impressed so far and stays alive thanks to Washington lobbying
That said, the KC46 hasn't impressed so far and stays alive thanks to Washington lobbying