The 767 is such a fantastic airplane. It’s a workhorse, it’s absolutely bulletproof reliable, and it’s a hell of a money maker for passenger and cargo airlines alike.
I wish more aviation vloggers would be like you, and be quiet in order to let us hear the authentic takeoff sounds rather than music or talking. Pratt & Whitney and GE are the sweetest music.
I really enjoy your flight reviews, you have done a few in the last 2 years, you should think about doing more often if possible, you are very good doing this, keep up the good work.
Flown on Delta 767s a total of 6 times in economy, and enjoyed every single flight. One of those was a 10 hour flight from Seattle to Osaka, Japan. During the flight, we had two full meals, and the drink carts came through a total of 6 times. The seats were comfortable, the service was outstanding, and Delta became my go-to airline. I will, for sure, miss the 767s when they are gone...
They still do. Have you seen the 787 and the 777/777X? The 787 is the most popular Widebody on the market right now and by far one of the most innovative. Just because they make one lemon of a plane doesn’t negate everything else they’ve done and are currently doing
I used to live in New York and I frequently flew out of JFK Terminal 4 on Delta. It is one of the nicer terminals at JFK. As far as the AirTrain is concerned, it is a great addition, allowing convenient transfers from the NYC Subway and Long Island Railroad at Jamaica Station. LaGuardia is nearly impossible to reach via public transit, so this makes JFK more convenient. I do think that the $8.50 fare is outrageous, however. The Newark Liberty Airport Airtrain, which is also expensive, is only $5.50.
I flew return on Delta's 767-400 from LHR-EZE earlier this year. I certainly enjoyed Delta on all 4 flights. They served descent food and plenty of drinks.. plus snacks. Yes I'd fly them again
I really enjoyed the flight video DJ and I love your presentation style in all your videos. But dude, what are those bashed up shoes? I refer to Trek Trendy for the standard here.
Great flight review, Dj! As long as the cabins are updated, the 767 is still a great plane. One of Boeing's best, in fact. I especially like the 2-3-2 seating configuration in Economy Class. Disappointing to hear that DL doesn't offer meal service on a coast to coast flight. I've heard it said that one is more likely to be accepted into Harvard University than to be hired as a Delta flight attendant. It's a great gig if you can get it!
On the coast to coast flights, the airlines offer food for sale, but passengers in first class get meal service. I flew on the 767-300ER from Atlanta to Bogotá a couple of years ago in Delta One, and that was a pleasant experience, though the cabin does feel a bit retro now.
yes, I was only 6 about then. I am 15 now, turning 16 later in the year. The leg back though was a 737, as I can only just vaguely remember the single aisle and I think it was an overnighter.@@aydoyt
I flew Delta Air Lines back in 2009 & 2012 it was a pleasant experience and that was the last time I flew them. Yes, I did hear they got a lot better on being on time verses JetBlue, United, and American. I would advise you if you do plan to fly to Orlando Florida please plan ahead my experience with JetBlue was very disappointed round trip due to a two hour delay. Back to JFK I've flew there a few times and and yes Terminal 4 is a beautiful airport and I flew there with Avianca back in May 2022. Yes, they're under reconstruction and is scheduled to be completed by 2031-2032.
767 is the only plane left where flying in the economy is actually tolerable (if seats are not spaced too close and there is a space for knees behind the seat in front of you). 7 seats abreast with 2 isles, so only 3.5 seats per isle make for quick and easy boarding and unboarding and plenty of overhead carry on space, and noone has to disturb two other people with nowhere to go to get up or take their window seat. This fact that the cattle class is decent also made airline executives furious, that is why the perfect plane is not made in passenger versions for 20 years anymore.
The 767-300ER is perhaps one of the best planes Boeing has ever built, significantly better and more reliable that the trouble-plagued 787 NightmareLiner.. A new 767neo would have been a better alternative to the NightmareLiner, just as a new 757neo would have been better than all the new 737 Max variants
I flew with Delta from JFK to SFO in one of their 767s 2 years ago. I absolutely hated it so much that I paid $1000 to switch to one of their code share partners to avoid Delta. The planes interior was old, dirty and crowded. Seats were far too narrow and they didn’t recline much.
The 767 is such a fantastic airplane. It’s a workhorse, it’s absolutely bulletproof reliable, and it’s a hell of a money maker for passenger and cargo airlines alike.
I wish more aviation vloggers would be like you, and be quiet in order to let us hear the authentic takeoff sounds rather than music or talking. Pratt & Whitney and GE are the sweetest music.
Alex Praglowski always leaves his takeoffs and landings in without music.
Great video DJ, as someone said in another comment, you are good at doing the reviews, and please do some more airline reviews.
I really enjoy your flight reviews, you have done a few in the last 2 years, you should think about doing more often if possible, you are very good doing this, keep up the good work.
I agree
Flown on Delta 767s a total of 6 times in economy, and enjoyed every single flight. One of those was a 10 hour flight from Seattle to Osaka, Japan. During the flight, we had two full meals, and the drink carts came through a total of 6 times. The seats were comfortable, the service was outstanding, and Delta became my go-to airline. I will, for sure, miss the 767s when they are gone...
When Boeing still knew how to make airplanes.
They still do. Have you seen the 787 and the 777/777X? The 787 is the most popular Widebody on the market right now and by far one of the most innovative. Just because they make one lemon of a plane doesn’t negate everything else they’ve done and are currently doing
I echo a lot of the sentiments in this comment section. Your flight reviews are excellent and you’ve got a natural style for this type of content👍
I used to live in New York and I frequently flew out of JFK Terminal 4 on Delta. It is one of the nicer terminals at JFK. As far as the AirTrain is concerned, it is a great addition, allowing convenient transfers from the NYC Subway and Long Island Railroad at Jamaica Station. LaGuardia is nearly impossible to reach via public transit, so this makes JFK more convenient. I do think that the $8.50 fare is outrageous, however. The Newark Liberty Airport Airtrain, which is also expensive, is only $5.50.
Flew 767 from Tokyo to Manila. What a beautiful plane and felt brand new. Kudos to JAL
But the 777 king lives forever 😊
I flew return on Delta's 767-400 from LHR-EZE earlier this year. I certainly enjoyed Delta on all 4 flights. They served descent food and plenty of drinks.. plus snacks. Yes I'd fly them again
I remember flying on Delta Air Lines in the 1980’s with their Lockheed Tri Star jets out of San Francisco Airport.
I really enjoyed the flight video DJ and I love your presentation style in all your videos. But dude, what are those bashed up shoes? I refer to Trek Trendy for the standard here.
the point of negative thing when seatmate tells you entire life stories makes me laugh because this remade me an airplane movie!
Can’t miss that new World Trade Center in the Manhattan skyline!
Great flight review, Dj! As long as the cabins are updated, the 767 is still a great plane. One of Boeing's best, in fact. I especially like the 2-3-2 seating configuration in Economy Class. Disappointing to hear that DL doesn't offer meal service on a coast to coast flight. I've heard it said that one is more likely to be accepted into Harvard University than to be hired as a Delta flight attendant. It's a great gig if you can get it!
Great Video! Thanks for it. May I ask how tall you are, to judge the leg room....?
I flew DL1 JFK-LHR . Excellent plane and well maintained .
On the coast to coast flights, the airlines offer food for sale, but passengers in first class get meal service.
I flew on the 767-300ER from Atlanta to Bogotá a couple of years ago in Delta One, and that was a pleasant experience, though the cabin does feel a bit retro now.
I've flown on a Delta B764 between JFK and CDG in November, and I liked it, not just because it's a 767.
Nice video! Dating myself, I first flew Delta 767 Seattle-Atlanta in 1987.. a better time in air travel. ..
Ty dj!! Excellent
I remember flying the Qantas 767 as a kid from Brisbane to Perth. This was months out from there retirement.
2014?
Qantas used them extensively on SYD - MEL and SYD - BNE in the 80s and 90s
yes, I was only 6 about then. I am 15 now, turning 16 later in the year. The leg back though was a 737, as I can only just vaguely remember the single aisle and I think it was an overnighter.@@aydoyt
I love the economy in the 767
Had a similar experience at LAX with a store that scanned your card then charged the right amount. It’s weird lol but cool.
The Skytrain is cool... Jamaica station to JFK ... Flight back to Atlanta
Great video
I flew Delta Air Lines back in 2009 & 2012 it was a pleasant experience and that was the last time I flew them. Yes, I did hear they got a lot better on being on time verses JetBlue, United, and American. I would advise you if you do plan to fly to Orlando Florida please plan ahead my experience with JetBlue was very disappointed round trip due to a two hour delay. Back to JFK I've flew there a few times and and yes Terminal 4 is a beautiful airport and I flew there with Avianca back in May 2022. Yes, they're under reconstruction and is scheduled to be completed by 2031-2032.
My best flight Air New Zealand, 767 lax to Auckland via Parpyity . Only 18 oax on board .
Hey DJ, I want to hear your full rant about Air Canada ?
I have a R/T coming up which involves the 767 and 757 with Delta. (Great snark at AirCanada)!!!
You're still alive, that's the newsworthy bit.
767 is the only plane left where flying in the economy is actually tolerable (if seats are not spaced too close and there is a space for knees behind the seat in front of you).
7 seats abreast with 2 isles, so only 3.5 seats per isle make for quick and easy boarding and unboarding and plenty of overhead carry on space, and noone has to disturb two other people with nowhere to go to get up or take their window seat.
This fact that the cattle class is decent also made airline executives furious, that is why the perfect plane is not made in passenger versions for 20 years anymore.
Why did delta postpone the 763’s retirement from 2025 to 2030?
The 767-300ER is perhaps one of the best planes Boeing has ever built, significantly better and more reliable that the trouble-plagued 787 NightmareLiner..
A new 767neo would have been a better alternative to the NightmareLiner, just as a new 757neo would have been better than all the new 737 Max variants
So sad you werent on the new configure 767… that 767 cabin will be change soon
Belgian Biscoff biscuits....in Belgium we call it speculoos...american people are fond of it..
The 767 is like old Benz.
One of the last good Boeing plane....
Face reveal 🙏🏻
I flew with Delta from JFK to SFO in one of their 767s 2 years ago. I absolutely hated it so much that I paid $1000 to switch to one of their code share partners to avoid Delta. The planes interior was old, dirty and crowded. Seats were far too narrow and they didn’t recline much.
Is not all about the money did u arrive safe and was the comfort great that's what we should worry about.