Flying in a rare Boeing 767 200ER

This isn’t a typical Boeing 767-300 or 767-400. Nope! We are flying in a Boeing 767-200ER, or, more specifically, a Boeing 767-224ER. This is one of about twenty B762’s left in operation. I can’t tell you which airline this one is being used for, and I can’t tell you what the final destination of the flight was, but I CAN tell you that we had a layover in Sofia, Bulgaria for fuel and provisions, before continuing on to our final destination. I can also tell you that this 767-224ER was originally built for Continental Airlines. Before we get underway, we see a UPS flight, which is utilizing MD-11F N293UP, which was originally built in 1992 for Delta Airlines. It’s always nice to see a tri-motor in service. Anyway, enjoy the nighttime take-off, the landing in to Sofia, and the subsequent take-off later in the day. Enjoy the sounds of the two GE CF6-80C2B4F engines as they spool up, as well as the sounds of the machinery of the flaps and under the plane as the plane takes off and lands. If you have any