British Airways operated 28 767-300ERs. The first arrived in April 1990, and the last remaining aircraft were retired 28 years later in November 2018. The final commercial 767-300ER flight was on November 25th from Larnaca back to London Heathrow. This route frequently saw the 767, and I flew it a few times. Four years have passed since that final flight, with 767 routes typically replaced by the A320 and A321 intra-Europe and the 787-8 elsewhere.
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