Boeing 767

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twin-engine jet airliner wide-body jet airliner

The Boeing 767 is a wide-body, twin-engine jet airliner widely used for medium- to long-haul commercial flights and cargo operations.

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	twin-engine jet airliner → wide-body jet airliner →
aircraftCategory	civil transport aircraft →
aircraftFamily	Boeing 7X7 family →
aircraftSeries	Boeing 767-200 → Boeing 767-200ER → Boeing 767-300 → Boeing 767-300ER → Boeing 767-300F → Boeing 767-400ER →
concurrentModel	Boeing 757 →
configuration	low-wing cantilever monoplane →
countryOfOrigin	United States →
crew	2 →
designFeature	two-crew glass cockpit (later variants) →
developedBy	Boeing →
engineConfiguration	twin-engine turbofan →
engineType	General Electric CF6 → Pratt & Whitney JT9D → Pratt & Whitney PW4000 → Rolls-Royce RB211 →
firstFlightDate	1981-09-26 →
firstOperator	United Airlines →
fuselageType	wide-body →
hasVariant	Boeing 767-200 → Boeing 767-200ER → Boeing 767-300 → Boeing 767-300ER → Boeing 767-300F → Boeing 767-400ER →
introducedDate	1982-09-08 →
launchCustomer	United Airlines →
manufacturer	Boeing Commercial Airplanes →
marketSegment	wide-body twin-aisle →
numberOfEngines	2 →
primaryUse	air cargo operations → long-haul flights → medium-haul flights →
rangeClass	medium- to long-range →
role	cargo aircraft → passenger airliner → tanker aircraft →
status	in commercial service →
successorInProductLine	Boeing 787 Dreamliner →
tailConfiguration	conventional tail unit →
typicalCruiseSpeed	Mach 0.80 →
typicalSeatingCapacity	181–375 passengers →
usedAsBasisFor	Boeing KC-46 Pegasus →
wingConfiguration	swept wing →

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Boeing 767 ("Boeing 767-200") → Boeing 767 ("Boeing 767-200ER") → Boeing 767 ("Boeing 767-300") → Boeing 767 ("Boeing 767-300ER") → Boeing 767 ("Boeing 767-300F") → Boeing 767 ("Boeing 767-400ER") →	aircraftSeries
Boeing 767 ("Boeing 767-200") → Boeing 767 ("Boeing 767-200ER") → Boeing 767 ("Boeing 767-300") → Boeing 767 ("Boeing 767-300ER") → Boeing 767 ("Boeing 767-300F") → Boeing 767 ("Boeing 767-400ER") →	hasVariant
Canadian Airlines → Continental Airlines → Martinair → TACA Airlines → US Airways →	operatedAircraftType
Asiana Airlines → TUI Airways → United Airlines →	aircraftTypeOperated
Pegas Fly → Thomsonfly → Thomsonfly ("Boeing 767-300ER") →	fleetType
Pratt & Whitney JT9D ("Boeing 767-200") → Pratt & Whitney JT9D ("Boeing 767-300") → Rolls-Royce RB211 →	usedOnAircraft
American Airlines Flight 11 ("Boeing 767-223ER") → United Airlines Flight 175 ("Boeing 767-200ER") →	aircraftType
Airbus A310 → Airbus A330 →	competitor
Austrian Airlines → Japan Airlines →	fleetIncludes
All Nippon Airways → UPS Airlines →	operatesAircraftType
Delta One →	aircraftTypeUsedOn
Boeing KC-46 Pegasus ("Boeing 767-2C") →	airframeBasedOn
Boeing KC-46 Pegasus →	basedOn
Boeing 757 →	cockpitCommonalityWith
Boeing 757 →	developedInParallelWith
New York–Paris →	hasTypicalAircraftType
Boeing →	notableProduct
Japan Air Self-Defense Force ("Boeing KC-767") →	usesAircraft