Boeing 767-300ER

The 767-300ER combines the -300's longer fuselage with greater fuel capacity and a higher maximum take-off weight, first 407,000 lb and, from 1993, 412,000 lb (186.9 t). Typical range is about 11,070 km with 218 passengers in three classes.

It flew on 9 December 1986, but the first firm order, from American Airlines, did not come until March 1987; American put it into service on 3 March 1988. Typical routes were transatlantic city pairs such as New York–Frankfurt, and its main rival was the Airbus A330-200.

With 583 delivered by 2017, the -300ER outsold every other 767 version combined. In 2008 American flew the first -300ER retrofitted with Aviation Partners blended winglets, and Delta, ANA, Austrian and others followed.