VH-EAM was delivered in December 1985 and remained with Qantas until flown into storage at Marana, Arizona, in April 2004. It was not there long and became N771WD in May.

VH-EAL was delivered to Qantas in September 1985, In January 2004 it was flown into storage at Marana, Arizona. Two months later it was sold as N770WD.

The then new VH-EAK was the centrepiece of the Qantas display at the Williamtown air show. It had been delivered to Qantas the previous month and remained with the airline until it was flown into storage at Marana, Arizona, in 2003. It was later scrapped.

VH-EAJ photographed ahead of its delivery flight. I was part of a media party invited to Everett for a briefing on the now forgotten Boeing 7J7 propfan project that coincided with the handover. We were then flown to Fiji on a regular Qantas flight (from LAX) to join VH-EAJ on the final leg of its delivery flight to Sydney which included a pass over its namesake city, Wollongong. Qantas would be the only operator of the aircraft, which flew into storage in 2003 and later scrapped.

Former Continental aircraft seen on final approach at LAX. United has since parked all 767-200s in its fleet. This one flew briefly with UTair Aviation of Russia as VP-BAW but was stored in March 2015 at Teruel (LETL).

Bravo Air intended to start operations in Africa, and this aircraft flies the flags of Congo-Kinshasa and Congo-Brazzaville on the tailfin.

A very welcome sight resplendent in Eritrean's new colours, first seen on A320 TS-INA. Acquired in 06.04 and ex VH-EAM of Qantas

Departing for Tel Aviv. Withdrawn from use in October 2013 and scrapped

Became VP-BAB with UTair in 2012, but went into storage within two years.

"City of Kabul" brought President Karzai over for a one-day visit

Almost the longest day of the year so photos are possible looking south in the evening as flight HM001 rolls on 27R for Mahé (code SEZ, hence the registration, previously used on a 737). The 767 was delivered on 10.4.09 all-white and has previously served Bravo, Swe Fly, Aero Continente, Trans Brasil and originally Air New Zealand from 9.88

The arrival of the JASDF KC-767 at this year's RIAT marked the first time a Japanese military aircraft had ever touched down on UK soil (with the exception of the VIP 747s). One of four operated, from 404 Sqn/1st Tactical Airlift Wing, Komaki Air Base (Nagoya)

The crown prince of Brunei was among the royal guests at the inauguration ceremony of the new Dutch king, Willem-Alexander, on this day.

VH-RMG and three of Sydney Airport's seagulls.