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Picture of the Boeing 767-232 aircraft

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More: Boeing 767-232
More: Everett - Snohomish County / Paine Field (PAE / KPAE)
More: USA - Washington, March 29, 1983
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N110DL (cn 22222/56) An early photo of the Boeing 767 production line. From production records I've figured out that the aircraft at left center is Delta's N110DL (line number 56). The aircraft to the left and right of N110DL are TransBrazil's PT-TAA and PT-TAB. Further to the right is ANA's JA8481 (now N769AX). The aircraft at the far right is TransBrasil's PT-TAC and the aircraft to the left of it is China Airlines' second 767, B-1838 (now C-FUCL).
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A visitor from Brazil posted Fri November 20, 2009:
Very nice picture, sadly, TransBrasil

A visitor from - posted Tue July 28, 2009:
. . . and by now, some 26 years later, are R.I.P. somewhere in the Arizona desert.

A visitor from Netherlands posted Sun March 30, 2008:
There's a pretty cool thought behind this pic, with thanks to the additional research done by the photographer; in this pic these 767's are still like small birds in a nest being raised, like brothers and sisters. And then when they're adult, which they have been for a long time by now, they move out and settle all over the world in China, Brazil etc...

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