Boeing 767-300 Hawaiian AirlinesHawaiian Airlines Boeing 767 300 airplane model. The Boeing 767 has been an important aircraft in the plane maker's history. Entering service 40 years ago, it opened up transatlantic routes to twin engine jets a significant development at the time. It may not be Boeing's best selling widebody (the 777 holds that title), but it has had a long life on the production line and has seen several variants. More efficient dual aisle aircraft have now taken

over 6100 Me-110 Destroyers were built and it found its place

Each aircraft is capable of serving as an on-scene command and control platform or as a surveillance platform with the means to detect

T-6s flew "mosquito missions" spotting enemy troops and guns and marking them with smoke rockets for attack by fighter-bombers

After World War II

Developed to supplement the Boeing 727 on short and thin routes

All had wooden wings with fabric covering

Its maiden flight is scheduled for 1st quarter 2008

Wingspan 4 1/2 inches

Bell 206 Long Ranger helicopter model

It has seating provisions for 10 passengers and the aircrew consists of a pilot

6B later raised the speed record to 407 mph

single engine attack aircraft