Delta Virtual Airlines Water Cooler - Boeing 767-300 is the 767-300ER version

Delta Virtual Airlines Water Cooler \| Airline Operations \| Boeing 767-300 is the 767-300ER version
DVA2887 Senior Captain, A320 OLP, 737-ATP, VFRADV E-MAIL Joined on January 30 2006 50 State Club Globetrotter Tri-Jet Triumph US Coastal Club Millennium Club DVA Fifteen-Year Anniversary US Mountaineer Club Toulouse 250 Club Online Eight Century Charlotte, NC 1,286 legs, 1,796.2 hours 840 legs, 1,047.8 hours online 1,268 legs, 1,774.2 hours ACARS 31 legs, 49.6 hours event 3 legs dispatched, 2.5 hours	Posted onPost created on April 19 2015 12:32 ET by Andrew Vane
	FYI AFVA and DVA Ops has modified the data in the profile (and in ACARS) for the B767-300 to be the 767-300ER version. Most pilots who fly the 767 using the DVA installer or payware fly this version and we wanted to make sure we weren't getting any errors in flight reports.
DVA5643 Senior Captain, DC-6 Joined on February 08 2008 Piston Prop Professional 50 State Club US Coastal Club Globetrotter US Mountaineer Club Flying Colonel DVA Fifteen-Year Anniversary Long Beach 500 Club "I'd rather be lucky than good" Hampton, GA USA 1,914 legs, 2,888.2 hours 5 legs, 3.8 hours online 1,907 legs, 2,878.2 hours ACARS	Posted onPost created on April 22 2015 17:23 ET by Jim Daigneau
	Good move. As all our DVA pilot probably know, the RW Delta B767ER makes up the majority of the 767 fleet. There are 58 ER and 16 domestic 767s. The 16 is a little decieving because 1401-1404 are actually ETOPS and fly the Hawaii market. (We call them the "Fab Four")

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