Boeing 767-300ER

17 Feb 2026 · © Unknown

Boarding bridge is docked at gate A21, and ground crew is actively loading cargo; the classic Delta widget tail design is visible in the background as well.

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Aircraft

767-300ER B763

Delta Air Lines standard livery

N180DN (partial - '180' visible)

Registration

Airline

Delta Air Lines

DAL / DL

Manufacturer

Boeing

Insights

Aviation History

The Boeing 767-300ER is a key widebody for transatlantic and domestic U.S. long-haul routes, formerly a best-seller in its class; Delta is now the largest operator of the passenger 767.

Fleet Rarity

Common in Delta's fleet but rare globally among new builds; the 300ER is nearing retirement at most major airlines.

Record Flights

Used for many U.S. transcontinental and transatlantic routes, often flying between New York, Atlanta, and major European cities.

Safety & Events

Delta 767s have had several diversions and weather-related incidents but the model maintains a strong safety record.

Future Outlook

Many Delta 767-300ERs are scheduled for retirement over the next few years, with some being converted to freighters.

Specifications

Pratt & Whitney PW4000 series (most common for Delta 767-300ER)

Engine

47.57 m

Wingspan

54.94 m

Length

10,550 km

Range

850 km/h

Speed

218–269 passengers (typical Delta two-class config)

Capacity

186,880 kg

MTOW

15.85 m

Height

252–282 kN (56,500–63,500 lbf) per engine

Thrust

Approaches ICAO Chapter 4 standard (~89-93 dB sideline)

Noise

Partial registration only visible. Engine model assumed based on airline's fleet norm.