Boeing expects to conclude production of the 767 freighter commercial aircraft by 2027.
Credit: Boeing
More than four decades after its debut, the Boeing 767 remains crucial for cargo and some long-haul passenger operations. As airlines balance the costs of aging fleets with strong aftermarket backing, MRO providers and engine specialists are rethinking strategies to ensure the twinjet remains viable...
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