The Boeing 767 has been an important aircraft in the planemaker's history. Entering service 40 years ago, it opened up transatlantic routes to twin-engine jets – a significant development at the time. It may not be Boeing's best-selling widebody (the Triple Seven holds that title), but it has had a long life on the production line and has seen several variants. More efficient dual-aisle aircraft have now taken over and are carrying on the legacy, but the 767 remains in production and is still a popular choice for cargo and logistics use.
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