Boeing 767-200 Standard-Range Widebody Airliner Variant
The Boeing 767-200 is the original short-fuselage passenger variant of Boeing’s twin-engine 767 widebody family and the configuration flown by the type prototype in 1981.
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Identity
Aliases
767-200Boeing 767-200767 Original Series
Family Name
Boeing 767-200
Full Name
Boeing 767-200 Standard-Range Widebody Airliner Variant
Roles
airliner
Status
active
Type
aircraft
Variant Name
200
Details
Aircraft Specs
Configuration
fixed_wing
Operating Modes
land
Takeoff Landing Capabilities
conventional
Description
The Boeing 767-200 is the original short-fuselage passenger variant of Boeing’s twin-engine 767 widebody family and the configuration flown by the type prototype in 1981.
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Parent Vehicle Family
Propulsion Configurations
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Nested value
Name
767-200 JT9D-7R4D option
Notes
Boeing 767 airport-planning data identifies JT9D-7R4D for the 767-200; the exact canonical Pratt & Whitney variant is linked.
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Nested value
Name
767-200 JT9D-7R4E option
Notes
Boeing 767 airport-planning data identifies JT9D-7R4E in 767-200 engine data; the exact canonical Pratt & Whitney variant is linked.
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Nested value
Name
767-200 PW4052 option
Notes
Boeing 767 airport-planning data identifies PW4052 for 767-200 configurations; the exact canonical Pratt & Whitney variant is linked.