Boeing 767-300

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22 Sep 2025 · ©www.planespot.app

The Star Alliance logo is visible near the L1 door, consistent with United's standard livery.

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Aircraft

767-300 B763

United Airlines 2019 Livery

Airline

United Airlines

UAL / UA

Manufacturer

Boeing

Location

Newark Liberty International Airport

EWR/KEWR

40.6895, -74.1745

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Newark Liberty International Airport EWR

Airport

Insights

Aviation History

One of the most successful long-haul twinjets; widely used for transcontinental and transatlantic flights since the 1980s.

Fleet Rarity

Numerous in United's fleet, especially as retrofits with new cabins, but gradually being retired.

Record Flights

Common on United's premium transcon and long-haul international routes.

Safety & Events

Used in Operation Desert Storm (military variant); involved in some notable diversions but a strong safety record.

Future Outlook

Still flying in 2024, but being replaced by newer, more fuel-efficient twinjets.

Specifications

Pratt & Whitney PW4000 or General Electric CF6 (model varies in United fleet)

Engine

47.57m

Wingspan

54.94m

Length

11,065km

Range

851km/h

Speed

218-269 passengers (typical 2-class United configuration)

Capacity

186,880kg

MTOW

15.85m

Height

241-282 kN (varies by engine type)

Thrust

ICAO Chapter 3 or 4 compliant (~85 dB takeoff, varies by engine)

Noise

Exact registration and engine model not visible; configuration details inferred from airline fleet standards.