Template - Boeing 767-300ER Free 3D model

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This 3D model was originally designed with Sketchup 8 and later transformed into various 3D formats. Native format is .skp while the 3ds Max scene is set in 3ds Max 2016, rendered with Vray 3.00 Credits go to WilliamT. This placeholder will suffice for now since a normal, functional 767 needs to be created first. The 767-300ER's entry into service occurred when American Airlines introduced it back in 1988. By implementing larger fuel tanks and increasing the maximum takeoff weight (MTOW) of this plane to 407,000 pounds, {185,000 kg}, its extended range was made possible. In the course of redesigns implemented by 1993, available MTOWs were further increased up to a total of 412,000 pounds [187,000 kg]. These powerful planes run on engines provided by Pratt %26 Whitney PW4000 or Rolls-Royce RB211 engines as well as General Electric CF6 units. One frequent destination is from Los Angeles to Frankfurt. The availability of the extra capacity and range of this aircraft type attracted numerous airlines that already operated the 767, making it one of the most successful variants. This model gained such massive traction due to a perfect balance of higher capacity and longer flight routes provided by its various models and also due to the airline industry’s increasing need for long-haul flights at this point in time with this model surpassing the Airbus A330-200 when considering key market sectors in commercial air travel. By July 2015, more than 583 units were successfully shipped. By the end of July that same year a new low record for unfilled orders set the scene. There existed a staggering number of active 462 767 models by airlines just last summer at July, when they took to the skies to handle thousands daily flight loads worldwide with success in business operations reaching an all time high.