The 767 is one of my favourite aircrafts and is flown by Air Canada on various routes to relaxing destinations. (Source for quoted content: Wikipedia 767 and 777) The most popular varient, surpassing the rest, is (you guessed it) the 767-300ER - the same varient we will take to the skies for this reviw. Overall, the 767 is the first aircraft from Boeing to reach a total of 1000 deliveries as of July 2015, Boeing has received '1161 total orders from 74 customers.' 1078 of them have been delivered. The 767 expanded nonstop service from medium to long haul routes once flown by the 747-400. The very first aircraft entered service in 1988, following behind only 7 years before the first 777 entered service.

The model simulated by FlightFactor & StepToSky is the Boeing 767-300ER - Boeing's extended jetliner varient. It features a 2 crew cockpit and is ETOPS certified. The Boeing 767 is a 'middle to large size, long range widebody twin engine jetliner'. (Picture above: a Westjet Boeing 767-300ER - one of the newest additions to their fleet to start a new chapter in long hauls) FlightFactor & StepToSky: Boeing 767-300ER

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