T he Boeing 767 has four wheels for both of its main landing gear (MLG) sets. Also known as bogies, these are the main support for the weight of the aircraft and are the first poi ...

The "Spirit of Delta," a Boeing 767 purchased through employee fundraising, is a centerpiece of the museum. ATLANTA ― The "Spirit of Delta" Boeing 767 is truly the centerpiece of the airline’s ...

Earlier this year, on March 23rd, a United Airlines Boeing 767-300ER was blown back by the jet blast of a British Airways Airbus A320neo initiating its takeoff roll at London Heathrow Airport. While ...

Delta Air Lines plans to test "shark skin" riblets on its fleet of Boeing 767 aircraft. This initiative is part of the airline's effort to make its older planes more fuel-efficient and environmentally ...

Aerodynamic and structural data on the X-66 were obtained from wind tunnel tests of a 5.3%-scale model in the Transonic Unitary Plan Facility at NASA’s Ames Research Center in California.

While researching TTBW, Boeing found that it would be a better idea to focus on something called thin-wing technology, which could be incorporated into multiple aircraft configurations.

The head of its latest venture, a jet with one big wing, said it will be like ... for midsize airplanes like the Boeing 757 and the Boeing 767. United plans to retire these older aircraft by ...

By Niraj Chokshi Boeing announced on Tuesday that it would sell a handful of navigation, flight planning and other businesses for more than $10.5 billion as the company works to refocus on ...

An Air Niugini Boeing 767, flight PX 003, en route to Brisbane, Australia, was forced to return to Port Moresby this morning, Wednesday, April 9th, following the discovery of a cracked windshield.

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