In this flight review we enjoy a Japan Airlines 767-300. These aircraft are getting older and some airlines have started to retire them from their fleet. So what is JAL’s plans for them?
We are starting off in Hiroshima, so throughout the video we check out the airport and some of the regional foods you can get in the prefecture. The ______ are my favorite!
Here’s a news article for further reading:
https://www.reuters.com/business/aerospace-defense/japan-airlines-eyes-replacement-767s-regional-jets-executive-2022-06-21/
Chapters
0:00 Intro
0:38 The Sankei-en
1:30 Bus info for Hiroshima
2:20 Check-in floor
2:40 Let’s eat!
4:30 Scouting Report & Takeoff
5:40 A peak inside!
6:52 Onboard entertainment
7:50 Wifi & Connectivity
8:35 Onboard Service
8:53 Sights along the way
9:50 Lavatory check
10:25 Final Thoughts
11:00 Back to the question
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3 Comments
JL17/18 between NRT and YVR uses 763 half the year. There is a good chance you can catch that international configured 767 next time you head home.
I miss flying on 767s. 2-3-2 abreast is the best.
I think it's one of my favorite flights you've ever done: the garden at the start is gorgeous, flying on a 767 is something cool that will become less and less common, the views from the plane were wonderful, and the price is more than reasonable hahaha. I can't wait to fly like this! Many greetings Andrew!