Is there a case for replacing the A310 & 767-200? Issue 12 Jul/Aug 2000

Issue 12 Jul/Aug 2000

The A310-300 and 767-200 pioneered the use and efficiency of long-range
twins and introduced the concept of family aircraft. Despite a few
weaknesses, no aircraft have been developed that can directly replace
them in many airline fleets.

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Is there a case for replacing the A310 & 767-200? Issue 12 Jul/Aug 2000

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