Boeing 767 Driver Leather Patch — Wide-Body, Wide World You've crossed every ocean, hit every continent, and the 767 hasn't let you down yet. The Boeing 767 is a twin-engine wide-body that changed the economics of transatlantic and transpacific flying when it entered service in 1982. The first twin-engine airliner certified for extended-range overwater operations under ETOPS rules, the 767 opened up routes that previously required three or four engines, making it one of the most economically significant aircraft in aviation history. It's served as a passenger hauler, a freighter workhorse (the 767-300F is a cargo airline staple), and as the platform for the KC-46 Pegasus aerial refueling tanker. This leather patch is for the pilots who have spent thousands of hours in the 767's flight deck, crossing time zones and making it look easy. It's a clean, professional piece that belongs on any 767 driver's flight bag or display wall. Perfect For: Boeing 767 captains and first officers, cargo airline 767F crews, KC-46 Pegasus pilots, ETOPS veterans, widebody commercial aviators, aviation patch collectors, and anyone who has crossed an ocean in the cockpit of a twin. Boeing 767 Driver — two engines, two pilots, twenty time zones.
