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Description

The Boeing 767-300ER is a wide-body twinjet that can seat up to 375 passengers and fly up to 6,385 nautical miles. It started flying in 1988 with American Airlines. It has more fuel and can take off at a higher weight, which lets it fly farther. Many of these planes, especially in North America, have been upgraded with winglets to save fuel. You can often see them flying across the Atlantic Ocean and on busy routes in Asia. Some of the main airlines that use the 767-300ER are American Airlines, Delta Air Lines, and All Nippon Airways.