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| | Aviation Resource - 767 |
 | | The Boeing 767 is sized between the standard-body Boeing 757 and the larger, wide-body Boeing 747 and 777. |
 | | The first 767, still owned by Boeing, was completed and rolled out of the Boeing plant in Everett, Wash., Aug. 4, 1981, and made its initial flight Sept. 26. |
 | | To take advantage of their longer ranges and allow long, over-water flights, new features were added -- an advanced propulsion system and auxiliary power unit with high-altitude start capability, a fourth hydraulic-motor-driven generator, increased cargo compartment fire-suppression capability and cooling sensors for the electronic flight instruments. |
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