Boeing 767-300ER

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28 Dec 2025 · © Unknown

The 767-300ER is still used by United mainly for transatlantic and some premium US domestic services. The aircraft sports the new Evo Blue livery, introduced in 2019.

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Aircraft

767-300ER B763

United Airlines 2019 Evo Blue Livery

N685UA

Registration

Airline

United Airlines

UAL / UA

Manufacturer

Boeing

Gear

iPhone

Insights

Aviation History

The Boeing 767-300ER is a popular widebody twinjet for long-haul routes; United has operated this type since the 1980s.

Fleet Rarity

United is among the last US carriers operating the 767-300ER in large numbers, though fleet size is shrinking.

Record Flights

Used on transatlantic, transcontinental, and rare routes such as EWR-ZRH or IAD-LHR.

Safety & Events

Early 767s were among the first widebodies with a two-crew glass cockpit; generally good safety record.

Future Outlook

Some are stored or retired, but N685UA is likely still in service as of early 2024.

Specifications

Pratt & Whitney PW4060

Engine

47.57 meters

Wingspan

54.94 meters

Length

11,090 kilometers

Range

851 km/h

Speed

218–269 passengers (typical 2-class)

Capacity

186,880 kilograms

MTOW

15.85 meters

Height

272 kN (61,500 lbf) each

Thrust

ICAO Chapter 3/4 compliant (~84-89 dB sideline)

Noise

Registration and engine model are based on typical configurations for United 767-300ERs and clear tail number in photo.