United To Switch To 767s On Four Newark Transatlantic Routes
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United Airlines will switch to Boeing 767s from 757s on four longer European routes departing Newark Liberty International Airport, a move that will improve operational reliability by reducing unplanned fuel stops during the winter season. Beginning on Oct. 25, United will swap to widebody aircraft...
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