depending on the model and configuration between 200 and 250 million dollars
The cost to fill a Boeing 737 with fuel varies based on current fuel prices and the aircraft model. As of late 2023, jet fuel prices typically range from $4 to $6 per gallon. A Boeing 737 can hold approximately 6,875 to 7,200 gallons of fuel, meaning a full tank could cost between $27,500 and $43,200. However, prices fluctuate frequently, so the exact amount can vary significantly.
I think your talking about their products. The price varies, because of the model and size of the aircraft
Mark Boeing is owner of one of the biggest airplane making company in the world "Boeing".
The Boeing 737 is one of the most used aircrafts in the world. The price of a single Boeing 737 is around $51.5 million to $87 million.737-700: US$74.8 million737-800: US$89.1 million737-900ER: US$94.6 millionThese are the Boeing list prices, but airlines often can still receive large discounts or other deals.The cost of a Boeing 737 ranges throughout models and configurations. The "Next Generation" Boeing 737s (600 - 900 versions) have a price range between 50 and 85 million dollars US.Numbers for 2008 are as follows:737-100 = US $32 million; 737- NG = US $50-85 million737 Family 2008Model $ Millions737-60051.5 -- 58.5737-70058.5 -- 69.5737-80072.5 -- 81.0737-900ER76.0 -- 87.0It costs about $58 million US dollars.
the operating empty weight of a Boeing 767-200 is 80130kilograms
127.5-139.0 million dollars
The Boeing 767-400ER is one of the varients of the Boeing 767. It is essentially a stretched Boeing 767-300ER. The "ER" bit stands for Extended Range.
A Boeing 767 has 3,100,000 parts.
Boeing 767 is what i believe you are thinking of.
A 767 has 10 wheels
767-200ER 48.5m 767-300ER 54.9m 767-400ER 61.3m
The maximum crusie speed for a Boeing 767 is Mach 0.86
I'd say Boeing 767 because then you'd have to do shorter flights you'd be less tired.
Does this flight have a top deck and if so what are the seating arangement
a 767 is bigger than a 757
The wingspan of a Boeing 767 varies slightly depending on the specific model. For the Boeing 767-200 and 767-300, the wingspan is approximately 156 feet and 5 inches (47.6 meters), while the larger 767-400ER has a wingspan of about 199 feet and 10 inches (60.9 meters).