Boeing 767-300ER
767 family · First flight 1986 · Passenger production ended; freighter variant still in production
The Boeing 767-300ER is a Boeing commercial airliner that entered service in 1988, typically seating 218 to 269 passengers. It cruises at Mach 0.80 (530 mph, 853 km/h) on two General Electric CF6, Pratt & Whitney PW4000, or Rolls-Royce RB211 turbofans, with a published range of 5,990 nautical miles (11,090 km). Today it is flown by carriers including Delta Air Lines, United Airlines, FedEx Express.
Specifications sourced from manufacturer and published type data. Fleet and operator data as of October 2018.
Specifications
- First flight
- 1986
- Entered service
- 1988
- Status
- Passenger production ended; freighter variant still in production
- Typical capacity
- 218 to 269
- Range
- 5,990 nautical miles (11,090 km)
- Cruise speed
- Mach 0.80 (530 mph, 853 km/h)
- Length
- 54.94 m (180 ft 3 in)
- Wingspan
- 47.57 m (156 ft 1 in)
- Engines
- Two General Electric CF6, Pratt & Whitney PW4000, or Rolls-Royce RB211 turbofans
Boeing 767-300ER seat maps by airline
Best seats on the Boeing 767-300ER, compared across airlines →
- Air Canada282 seats
- Air Canada211 seats
- Air New Zealand230 seats
- All Nippon Airways270 seats
- All Nippon Airways214 seats
- All Nippon Airways202 seats
- American Airlines209 seats
- Asiana Airlines290 seats
- Asiana Airlines270 seats
- Asiana Airlines250 seats
- Austrian Airlines225 seats
- Austrian Airlines211 seats
- Austrian Airlines211 seats
- Austrian Airlines165 seats
- China Eastern Airlines244 seats
- Delta Air Lines261 seats
- Delta Air Lines226 seats
- Delta Air Lines216 seats
- Delta Air Lines211 seats
- El Al209 seats
- Ethiopian Airlines223 seats
- Icelandair262 seats
- Japan Airlines261 seats
- Japan Airlines252 seats
- Japan Airlines199 seats
- LATAM Airlines233 seats
- TUI Airways328 seats
- TUI Airways283 seats
- United Airlines203 seats
- United Airlines167 seats
- WestJet262 seats
Airlines that fly the Boeing 767-300ER
10 carriers in our directory operate the Boeing 767-300ER, ranked by in-service count. See the full operator ranking →
Cabin layouts
Seat maps for the Boeing 767-300ER by airline — pitch, width, and cabin classes for each configuration. Compare all Boeing 767-300ER cabin layouts →
- TUI Airways328 seats
- Asiana Airlines290 seats
- Air Canada282 seats
- All Nippon Airways270 seats
- Hawaiian Airlines264 seats
- Icelandair262 seats
- WestJet262 seats
- Delta Air Lines261 seats
- China Eastern Airlines244 seats
- Air New Zealand230 seats
- Austrian Airlines225 seats
- LATAM Airlines221 seats
- United Airlines214 seats
- American Airlines209 seats
- El Al209 seats
- Ethiopian Airlines
- Japan Airlines
Frequently asked about the Boeing 767-300ER
When did the Boeing 767-300ER enter service?
The Boeing 767-300ER first flew in 1986 and entered commercial service in 1988.
What is the range of the Boeing 767-300ER?
The Boeing 767-300ER has a published range of 5,990 nautical miles (11,090 km), powered by Two General Electric CF6, Pratt & Whitney PW4000, or Rolls-Royce RB211 turbofans.
How many passengers does the Boeing 767-300ER carry?
Typical seating is 218 to 269 in a two- or three-class layout. Dense single-class configurations can fit more; ultra-long-haul airlines often fly fewer.
Is the Boeing 767-300ER still in production?
Status: Passenger production ended; freighter variant still in production.
Which airlines operate the Boeing 767-300ER?
Major operators include Delta Air Lines, United Airlines, FedEx Express, among others.
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