Boeing 757

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The Boeing 757 is a mid-size, narrow-body twin-engine jet airliner widely used for short- to medium- and some long-haul routes, known for its strong performance and versatility.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf narrow-body jet airliner
twin-engine jet airliner
aircraftFamily Boeing 7x7 family
cockpitCommonalityWith Boeing 767
configuration low-wing cantilever monoplane
countryOfOrigin United States
designGoal replace Boeing 727 on short and medium routes
developedInParallelWith Boeing 767
engineConfiguration twin-engine turbofan
engineType turbofan
firstFlightDate 1982-02-19
flightDeckCrew 2
fuselageType narrow-body
hasGlassCockpit true
hasVariant Boeing 757-200
linked to: Boeing 757

Boeing 757-200PF
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Boeing 757-200SF
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Boeing 757-300
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Boeing C-32
ICAODesignator B752 (for 757-200)
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B753 (for 757-300)
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introducedIntoService 1983-01-01
introducedWithOperator Eastern Air Lines
landingGearType tricycle landing gear
manufacturer Boeing Commercial Airplanes
linked to: Boeing
maximumRange approximately 7,200 km
maximumSeatingCapacity 295 passengers
notableCharacteristic good hot-and-high performance
high takeoff performance
versatile range and payload
numberOfEngines 2
numberOfExits up to 8 main cabin doors
predecessor Boeing 727
pressurizedCabin true
primaryMarket airlines
primaryUse medium-haul routes
short-haul routes
primaryWingMaterial aluminum alloy
productionEndYear 2004
productionStartYear 1981
role VIP transport
cargo aircraft
passenger airliner
secondaryUse long-haul routes
tailConfiguration conventional tail
totalProduced 1050
typicalCruiseSpeed Mach 0.80
typicalEngines Pratt & Whitney PW2000
Rolls-Royce RB211
typicalSeatingCapacity 200 passengers
wingMountedEngines true

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Boeing notableProduct Boeing 757
Jet2.com aircraftTypeOperated Boeing 757-200
linked to: Boeing 757
US Airways operatedAircraftType Boeing 757
TUI Airways aircraftTypeOperated Boeing 757
Boeing 727 successor Boeing 757
Boeing 757 hasVariant Boeing 757-200
linked to: Boeing 757
Boeing 757 hasVariant Boeing 757-200PF
linked to: Boeing 757
Boeing 757 hasVariant Boeing 757-200SF
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Boeing 757 hasVariant Boeing 757-300
linked to: Boeing 757
Boeing 757 ICAODesignator B752 (for 757-200)
linked to: Boeing 757
Boeing 757 ICAODesignator B753 (for 757-300)
linked to: Boeing 757
Boeing 767 concurrentModel Boeing 757
American Airlines Flight 77 aircraftType Boeing 757-223
linked to: Boeing 757
United Airlines Flight 93 aircraftType Boeing 757-222
linked to: Boeing 757
LS airlineFleetType Boeing 757
EXS airlineFleetType Boeing 757
Rolls-Royce RB211 usedOnAircraft Boeing 757
Thomsonfly fleetType Boeing 757
Eastern Air Lines fleetType Boeing 757
Boeing 7x7 family includesModel Boeing 757
Pratt & Whitney PW2000 notableOperatorAircraft Boeing 757-200
linked to: Boeing 757
Pratt & Whitney PW2000 notableOperatorAircraft Boeing 757-300
linked to: Boeing 757
Pratt & Whitney PW2000 introducedFor Boeing 757 program
linked to: Boeing 757
Tupolev Tu-204 comparableTo Boeing 757
subject linked to: Tupolev Tu-204 (historically)
Boeing C-32 basedOn Boeing 757-200
linked to: Boeing 757
Boeing C-32 category Boeing 757
Asia Pacific Airlines fleetType Boeing 757
DHL Aviation usesAircraftType Boeing 757 freighter
linked to: Boeing 757
Union Glacier blue-ice runway supportsAircraftType Boeing 757 (specially configured)
linked to: Boeing 757
American Airlines Flight 77 aircraftType Boeing 757-223
subject linked to: AA77
linked to: Boeing 757
American Airlines Flight 77 aircraftModelFamily Boeing 757
subject linked to: AA77
AA77 associatedAircraftType Boeing 757-223
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N644AA aircraftType Boeing 757-223
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N644AA aircraftFamily Boeing 757
N591UA aircraftModel Boeing 757-222
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N591UA aircraftFamily Boeing 757
Condor fleetIncludes Boeing 757 (historical)
linked to: Boeing 757
LTU International fleetType Boeing 757