Can someone please tell me what powerplants does DAL fly on their 767-200, 767-300, -300ER and -400?
This info is greatly appreciated.
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RE: Delta 767 Fleet Powerplants
200s- CF680A
300s- CF680A2, PW4060s, CF680C2B4, CF680C2B6F
400s- CF680C2B7F
300s- CF680A2, PW4060s, CF680C2B4, CF680C2B6F
400s- CF680C2B7F
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RE: Delta 767 Fleet Powerplants
Thanks MD11LuxuryLinr.
Do you know the quantity of -300's that fly the CF6-80A and the CF6-80C2?
Do you know the quantity of -300's that fly the CF6-80A and the CF6-80C2?
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RE: Delta 767 Fleet Powerplants
300s
CF680A2: 24
PW4060: 4
300ER
CF680C2B4: 6
CF680C2B6F: 23
CF680C2B7F: 1 (324/ER)
PW4060: 31
There aren't any -300s powered by CF680A only. That engine is only on the -200.
[Edited 2004-11-13 01:16:36]
CF680A2: 24
PW4060: 4
300ER
CF680C2B4: 6
CF680C2B6F: 23
CF680C2B7F: 1 (324/ER)
PW4060: 31
There aren't any -300s powered by CF680A only. That engine is only on the -200.
[Edited 2004-11-13 01:16:36]
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RE: Delta 767 Fleet Powerplants
Do the different powerplants affect the 767 performance significantly? It has got to be costly to fly a such a diversified 767 fleet in terms of engines.
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RE: Delta 767 Fleet Powerplants
Weirdly, GE claims that they sold B8Fs to both DL and CO for their 764ERs.
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RE: Delta 767 Fleet Powerplants
Even weirder, the PW engine has not yet flown on a 764ER yet.
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RE: Delta 767 Fleet Powerplants
It never will, either. 
The PW4062 isn't even certified for the airframe. I'm sure it could be, but it would take time.
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The PW4062 isn't even certified for the airframe. I'm sure it could be, but it would take time.
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RE: Delta 767 Fleet Powerplants
Gigneil,
I'm going to have to side with you and the GE website about the -400s having the B8Fs.. Boeing doesn't even list the B7Fs as an option for the 764. I'm thinking my info must be wrong. Thanks
I'm going to have to side with you and the GE website about the -400s having the B8Fs.. Boeing doesn't even list the B7Fs as an option for the 764. I'm thinking my info must be wrong. Thanks
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RE: Delta 767 Fleet Powerplants
400s- CF680C2B7F
Weirdly, GE claims that they sold B8Fs to both DL and CO for their 764ERs.
While I can't talk for CO, DL 767-400s DO have CF6-80C2B8F powerplants, at least according to my training manual and the AMM. I'll look at the data plate on the engine the next time I get a chance to work on one.
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Weirdly, GE claims that they sold B8Fs to both DL and CO for their 764ERs.
While I can't talk for CO, DL 767-400s DO have CF6-80C2B8F powerplants, at least according to my training manual and the AMM. I'll look at the data plate on the engine the next time I get a chance to work on one.
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RE: Delta 767 Fleet Powerplants
That's what I thought, too. Bill Harm's census (and the subsequent maintainers at jetphotos.net) have it wrong.
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RE: Delta 767 Fleet Powerplants
I was able to look at a data plate on one of our -400s today and it was a CF6-80C2B8FG01.
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