planesblog.com

757-200

757-200PF

757-200M

757-300

C-32

The Boeing 757 is a narrow-body airliner introduced in the 1980s, designed for both short and long-haul routes. With its powerful engines and high performance, it became a favorite for transcontinental and transatlantic flights. Airlines used the 757 for its versatility, operating it on everything from busy domestic routes to smaller international airports. While production ended in 2004, many 757s remain in service, especially as cargo planes. Some airlines, like Delta and United, still fly passenger versions, but they are gradually being replaced by newer aircraft like the 737 MAX and A321XLR.

4o