After nearly 30 years of service, British Airways has retired the last of its Boeing 767 aircraft. On Sunday, 25 November, 2018, the iconic airline’s plane performed the last commercial flight from Larnaca in Cyprus to Heathrow.

• It is estimated that particularly this aircraft has carried around 4 million customers across nearly 23,000 flights.
• The first British Airways Boeing 767 aircraft took off for a first flight in February 1990 on a short hop to Paris. Since then airline’s 767 aircraft have competed more than 425,000 commercial flights.
• Initially fleet of these planes was utilized for long-haul operations, however, in recent years it has been reconfigured for use on short-haul.

Today I have the privilege of commanding the last ever @British_Airways #767 flight. @aston_adam and I will deliver #ZHB to St Athan, bringing 28 years of safe and efficient 767 operations to a close. This is the end of an era. #boeing #BAretireB767 pic.twitter.com/0Ykcr8dUrU

— Jonny Lutton (@JonnyLutton) November 26, 2018