Skymark Airlines Directv Special Livery Boeing 767-300

The Boeing 767 was developed alongside the 757 and is the narrowest widebody aircraft in service. The 767 program was officially launched on July 14, 1978 when United Airlines ordered 30 767-200's. The cabin of the 767 was designed to be similar to the 747, featuring a twin-aisle layout but with a width only 1.24m (4ft 1in) wider than the 727. The 767-200 was designed to carry up to 247 passengers in a single class layout (32in pitch and 7 abreast) or a maximum of 290 passengers in an 8 abreast charter airline layout. The first 767 was rolled out at Boeing's Everett facility on August 4, 1981 and the aircraft made its first flight on September 26, 1981. United Airlines took delivery of their first aircraft in August 1982 and put it into service the following month. A variant of the 767-200 was the 767-200ER (extended range). The -200ER featured a higher gross weight and increased fuel capacity. The first 767-200ER was delivered to El Al on March 26, 1984.