El Al Israel Airlines retires final Boeing 767
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Credit: El Al Israel Airlines
El Al Israel Airlines has retired its last Boeing 767-300ER, 36 years after the widebody aircraft entered service. The Israeli flag carrier operated 13 767s, six 767-200s and seven larger -300s. The aircraft type has been used on both long-haul routes, to destinations such as Toronto or Hong Kong...
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