Longer Range 767-400ER Design

BRUCE A. SMITH March 05, 2001
Boeing has moved two doors just ahead of the wing on the Longer Range 767-400ER forward by about 4 ft. because of the larger engines selected for the new derivative. The engines, the Rolls-Royce Trent 600 and Engine Alliance GP7100, are the same propulsion systems intended for the planned Boeing...

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