Why Is The Boeing 757 Called The 'Flying Pencil?'
Narrow-body aircraft are considered invaluable for runways and airports that can't accommodate double-row counterparts, but ...
Why Boeing Stopped Building The 757
The Boeing 757 will go down as one of Boeing's most beloved aircraft that continues to see extensive service with major ...
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Royal New Zealand Air Force Wants 737s or A321s to Replace Aging Boeing 757s
The Royal New Zealand Air Force has begun a tender process for the replacement of its two Boeing 757 aircraft, naming Boeing 737 MAX 8s or Airbus A321s as their preferred options. Entering Royal ...
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Royal New Zealand Air Force Seeks Boeing 757 Transport Replacement: Boeing 737 MAX 8s & Airbus A321s Contenders
This statement meant that the beginning of the end of the iconic Boeing 757 in the Royal New Zealand Air Force (RNZAF) service is coming. However, the RNZAF’s two Boeing 757-25K aircraft are ...
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FAA Issues New AD for Boeing 757 Aircraft
DALLAS — The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has issued a new airworthiness directive (AD) addressing a safety concern with certain Boeing 757 aircraft. The directive, which becomes effective ...
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Farewell to an icon: Jet2 says goodbye to the Boeing 757
On January 5, 2025, an era in British aviation history will end when Jet2, the last British airline, stops using the Boeing 757 for passenger flights. This marks the end of an aircraft type that has ...