British Airways put its first 767 into commercial service in February 1990, operating the widebody jet on a short trip from London to Paris. Since then, British Airways says its 767s have ...

We mention this because it’s the last passenger flight for N252AU, a 25-year-old Boeing 767-200. But more significantly, it was the last flight of the last 767-200 in the US Airways fleet.

American, Delta and United all have 767-300s in their fleets; the planes are often used on the Trans-Atlantic. To date, Boeing has manufactured 1,062 B767s, including 245 of the 200s and 200ERs ...

United Airlines also lost a Boeing 767 today ... It is used for both trans-Atlantic flights and short routes. Two 757 planes are reported to have been involved today.

United Airlines unveiled two new trans-Atlantic routes Monday, ... The carrier will fly one daily round-trip flight on the route on 242-seat Boeing 767-300ER aircraft.