Boeing 767-300 (763)
Twin-aisle Boeing widebody. 257 routes across 52 airlines. Operates select long-haul and high-demand routes. Two aisles, lie-flat business class on most carriers.
All Nippon Airways operates the most routes with 44. Air Canada and United Airlines follow. 500 individual aircraft tracked across all operators.
Flying the Boeing 767-300
Two aisles, wider seats. Lie-flat business class on most airlines. Choose this over a narrowbody on routes over 6 hours.
Wider cabin, two aisles for easier movement. Most airlines offer lie-flat business class.
Choose this over a narrowbody on routes over 6 hours. The cabin pressure and humidity differences add up.
Boeing 767-300 FAQ
The Boeing 767-300 (IATA code 763) is a Widebody aircraft operated by 52 airlines on 257 routes.
Seat count varies by airline. Check your airline for the specific configuration on your route.
52 airlines. All Nippon Airways operates the most routes.
Widebody cabin with two aisles. Lie-flat business class on most airlines.