Recently flew a Delta 767-300 to Atlanta from TPA and a Delta 767-400 back for the most part to have the opportunity to fly these amazing aircraft while they are still in service. The 300 was 33 years young and the 400 was 31. I was fortunate enough to have the captain of the 767-300 invite me to the flight deck while prepping for departure out of Tampa. Spent at least 20 minutes on the flight deck which was amazing sitting there in the jump seat while the crew prepared for for departure. Thanks for this Noel. I did not realize that the last 767 passenger aircraft was only 10 years old !

Well, I have to say that Air Astana deserves credit. Both flights went without a hitch, and the staff at Almaty was very helpful tob you, in making that tight connection. Somebody at Air Astana has figured out how to operate an airline properly.

It seems like the airline did a good job getting you QUICKLY through the airport!

As a Kazakh guy, that movie "Kazakhs versus Aliens" was an example of a cringe comedy that has C-rated flat jokes and huge plot holes. It is surprisingly not yet available on KZfaq (most Kazakh studios would upload their movies on their official KZfaq channels a couple months after the cinema screenings, sometimes they even come with English subtitles). From my experiences flying Air Astana, they add English subtitles to all Kazakh movies (usually 1 classic movie + 2 new releases per month). They used to operating many of such long-haul flights with Boeing 757, but now replaced them with A321neos. This year they also launched A321LR flights between Almaty and London Heathrow (with a refueling stop in Aktau) - 11 hours in a narrow-body aircraft

My dad (RIP, dad) received a big fat plaque (not a big fat bonus, mind you) for being the lead systems engineer on the 767 I think it was. He retired from Boeing back in the late 80's/early 90's. Told them where to stick their gold watch when he retired.

Hello Noel. The first time I flew a Boeing 767-200 in 1984 with El Al. I was uncompanied minor flying from Paris Charles de Gaulle to Tel-Aviv. It was really exciting. I thought that the plane was a starship. Since that first flight, I enjoy flying with big planes. When I flew back to France, it was a Boeing 747-200. I was seated in the first row in the nose of the aircraft. The movie that you where watching is the beginning of "Shining". Cheers.

Comment & Suggestion: (1)The capital is renamed (again) back to Astana. Most Kazakh citizens seems to prefer the name Astana anyway. (2) Almaty is a wonderful city, but if you have a chance to choose between Astana or Almaty for your connection, go for Astana: beautiful lounges (4 lounges, I believe) and good shopping. Enjoy your travels!

I used to build small sub assembly parts for the Boeing 767 from 1985 to 1989. It is crazy that this is the last one. Just like you Noel, it will always hold a special place in my heart!

My favorite Noel quote. "I've gone for the chicken". 😂

Particularly great shots of the landscape and cityscapes from altitude! I've seen a ton of your videos but this was the first time I said "WOW" out loud from the cool perspective. Maybe I haven't been paying enough attention but this video seemed to have excellent out-of-the-window shots. Thanks for the great videos!

The first plane I flew on was the DC-6. I was afraid of the 767 because of the LAUDA crash so I avoided it at first. You skipped desert on the second flight. Shucks!!! Looks like a nice airline.

Hey Noel, I have always loved the 767 as well. Your 7hrs flight is a about the time it takes to fly coast to coast here in Canada. AC 737 Max8 flight from Halifax, NS (YHZ) to Vancouver, BC (YVR) clocks in about 6hrs45mins. For perspective the flight from LHR to YHZ on an AC MAX8 is 6hrs50mins. The longest possible East to West domestic flight would be St. John's, NL (YYT) to YVR but does not have a non-stop, 1 stop flight with a 53 minute layover is clocked at 9hrs21mins.

Just went into your merch store and bought a loo review shirt. You lead a charmed life to be able to catch that flight. As always enjoyed going along on your adventure. Safe travels.

Love the B767. Lot of 763s and 764s still flying in states with Delta and United, hope they continue to keep them running for the foreseeable future.

I love living vicariously through your videos of flying around the world in different planes. Sounds like sometimes you have quite an adventure! LOL! Thank you for sharing your videos with us.

In the late 70s, on a trip around what was then Soviet Central Asia, I flew from Moscow to Alma Ata on an Iluyshin Il-62. Fruit-flavoured boiled sweets were handed out before take-off and the food offering was cold rubber chicken and rice.

When landing at Almaty you see a lot of quite nice houses very close to the runway. Remarkable.

Hey Noel. I am SO happy I found your channel! Not only am I an aviation nut, but I find your videos so informative and relaxing!

Your looking much healthier since you’ve moved to America noel! Thank you so much for the awesome flight review ✈️ 🎉

It’s now called Astana again even though they changed it to Nur sultan before.

Friggin hilarious.... Noel dressed in shorts and a loo review t-shirt, at 38,000 feet over Iran.

That connection looked very good, airport staff very helpful great to ser

That Porche amenity kit was an absolute gem mate...

Great vlog as always! The pax 767 was then made from Roll out in 1981-2014. The cargo is still made with UPS and Fedex as the two buyers standing along with the USAF KC-46. Is FI last airline standing when it come to pax 767 in Europe? Ex NZ btw. Now FI has ordred 25 A-321 XLR. That has sting for Boeing. I have never seen that movie. Keep up the good work. Be safe!

Atlanta-headquartered Delta Air Lines has a mix of Airbus and Boeing widebodies. It's a little less diverse now that the carrier has phased out its Boeing 777 fleet, but the 767-300ER and -400ER still operate on the Boeing side

The Shining for the movie.

Jak sie masz? It's a Polish phrase that means How are you? The reason Borat uses it is because the actor, Sacha Baron Cohhen, doesn't speak Russian or Kazakh. But growing up, in Hammersmith, London he interacted with a lot of Polish immigrant children so he learned some basic Polish phrases! Borat actually uses a few other Polish phrases too. Cohen also use a lot of Hebrew in place of Kazahk in the films, his producer speaks Armenian in reply. It just makes the movies even funnier in my opinion.

Qantas 767 was the first aircraft I flew on years ago from Perth to Sydney

I’m surprised that you didn’t stay longer at Amati to see sights. Nice to see last passenger 767 built flying.

I flew on one of the last Air New Zealand 76's back in th day and it was a lovely thing. As for Air Astana, colour me impressed! I know that they've invested heavily in modernising and upgrading, so it looks like its paid off for them.

I took a Ethiopian 767 from Luanda to Addis. They were using it due to the 737 max crash. Cool plane. They had removed all of the inflight entertainment and covered where the screens were with plywood. Only in Africa.

The only time I've flown a 767 is from DFW to ORD on a -200 used on the busy commuter route. Big fan of those birds! Good vibes from the lad at check-in!

1st aircraft I flew on was a Cambrian Airways BAC 1-11 416 between Dublin and Manchester. It was small and nippy and very very noisy. I don't get sentimental over it though as I much prefer the more modern 350s and 787 in terms of comfort and quietness. Ive travelled on most of my bucket list aircraft including many Soviet era planes over the years but unfortunately never on a Concorde😭 or indeed a Comet, DC8 or 10. As for your shorts - no comment! 😜

Air Astana are a very good airline, have flown with many times, last flight their A321 NX in the throne seat in business. Do not compare them with SCAT, no comparison! Air Astana are 49% owned by BAE, hence the no flying over or to Russia. Their CEO is British, they are progressing very well. Would definitely recommend. Edited - Ah! You did try it!

I think Noel said this was the last BUILT 767, not the last flying, but i might be wrong

We came really close to getting brand new passenger 767 at United a few years ago. United loves their 767 fleet but they’re getting ancient, so they tried to order new ones from Boeing around 2018. Boeing almost said yes, but the price of getting interior components that had been out of production for a decade was just too high. A shame, as it would’ve been awesome to get brand new ones.

Air Astana is an amazing airline,in my opinion. Great content as always. Keep it up.

I love that Noel avoids doing lots of first and business class reviews (there's too many of them) and focuses on aspects that aviation greeks would love to know about! The other person I often watch is Josh Cahill - I wish they did another joint video together.

Shows what a worldwide VIP and Statesman you are now, Noel. A military escort to ensure you made the connection!!!!

The Interjet (defunct Mexican airline) is actually a PIA aircraft, with new registration AP-BOL, still carrying Interjet livery.

767 and 747 have something in common...... the 2 have a rare history of a different way people travel with historical notes why it has been flying for years

Great and passionate video as always. Title is somewhat misleading and suggests, that there is only one airworthy passenger 767 left on this planet. Come over to Japan for the ultimate 767 experience in an unmateched variety from ANA, JAL to Air Do with and without winglets (the latter clearly preferred). 767s still going strong on regular services on this side of the world. Happy landings, Mate !

Just finishing up a B767 type course, will probably work on freighters so nice to see one with seats. 😅

Flew on Austrian Air's 767 from Vienna to DC earlier this year. Must say, loudest flight I've experienced. The takeoff sounds were impressive, but by hour 8, it was an exhausting drone of those engines.

It was quite probably a chicken sausage! My goodness Noel, you get more and more British every video. Brilliant stuff as usual. Intro to the movie was probably 'Misery'. I'm guessing. Am I right?

That's for your shoes. I recently flew UA 767 to South America, the aircraft was updated with the Polaris business class and Premium Plus Economy.

A very good Monday morning to you all from Wellington Somerset in the UK 🇬🇧

That was a tight turnaround

Mr. Philips is the real deal when it comes to “airline testing” - the realest of all!

I am glad you enjoyed the flight. It seems like a nice airline. Thanks for sharing.

That’s the intro to The Shining - I’m heading to Estes Park this summer for a wedding, decided against staying at the Stanley Hotel though :)

United is flying 767 all over

Well done 👏 gets better with every video & every week! 😊😊😊😊

noel delta airlines has plenty of 767's

The Shining looks like a great watch while flying. Although the cabin should be completely dark for the full effect ^^

Air Nugini operate two 767 including flights to Australia daily, great channel Noel

Next to USA's Delta Airlines, I've flown Air Astana the most (nearly 100 flights) over the last nearly two decades. I am never disappointed with the service from the FAs or meals. Cheers for another great video, Noel.

Its A Very Long Time I Was On B767 Fligth.Great Trip Report

awfully close to missing the second flight! great video Noel

I flew on a 767 back in the 80's across the Tasman from Australia to New Zealand, loved flying on that bird., had some powerful grunt on take-off roll✈

The movie is "The shining". Stanley Kubrick shot so much unused footage the for the opening scene that the studio let Ridley Scott use it in 1982 for the end of "Blade Runner". It's the scene where Deckard and Rachael are driving away from the city in his ground car to escape her being retired as a replicant. They added an additional shot of the two of them seated in the car with the countryside around them.

MABYE I WILL ALSO BE INSPIRED TO START A NEW TRAVEL VLOG - BC WHEN I WATCH YOUR VIDEOS - I HAVE SO MANY STORIES AND MEMORIES OF PAST DAYS - THANK YOU SO MUCH AND THANK YOU FOR KEEPING IT SO REAL AND I LOVE THE LOO REVIEW !!!!!!

Couldn't stop enjoying your videos lately! Awesome, thank you for this one

The concierge in that lounge reminded me of the guy at the Windsor in the John Wick movies !

The music at the beginning of the shining is the same music that was playing in Noel’s head, while he raced through the airport to make that connection. “Here’s Johnny!” As you hand the A320Neo staff your boarding pass….Lol! Great video Noel and I had no idea Almaty was so far away from Istanbul!

6:40 that indigo a320 between emirates a380 and astana 767 looks funny Sandwiched between two big boys

My first 767 was Tui from Doncaster to Cancun and return, next was BA from Madrid to LHR, both were nice rides .

Impressed with the airport staff at Almaty, much better information than CDG or FRA. 👌

The staff was so helpful' in your flight change!

Love it when you find one youve not watched , think ive watched nearly everyone over the years how dare i miss one 😅 👍👍

My heart was very full when you used a clip from the office 😂

Back in 1994 I flew on a 767 - 300ER belonging to Royal Brunei from LHR to PER via Dubai and Bandar Seri Bagawan. Lovely plane, lovely staff and really comfortable flight. Also flown on a Qantas 767 internally in Australia and it was a bit grim in comparison to the Royal Brunei one. This was all back in the days when Boeing made planes I wanted to fly on (737 - 400, 757, 767 and especially the beloved old 747).

At one point of my life I seemed to live on American Airlines. The joy when the equipment was a 767 rather than a DC10 might seem like heresy these days, but when they were rolled out they were a leap forward. And then the 777 arrived…. Your video did get me thinking about business class lounges, presumably an invention to make up for how generally poor standard airport facilities are. Now I can get excited about lounges like Virgin at Heathrow but the rest? A place to sit, a view if you are lucky and a buffet. An interesting concept of luxury me thinks.

The movie was the Shining. It was filmed in Colorado at the Stanley Hotel!

All work and no play makes Noel a dull boy. (Shining)

Last time I was in Kazakhstan was not long after the Borat movie was released. My coworker decided to get hammered and do all of the quintessential Borat impersonations, which was not received well by the locals! Almost got our asses kicked a few times!

Flew a 767 from Manchester to Cuba early 2000s, beautiful plane, old Thomson one in Premium, great flight and service i might add, miss that big plane, compared to the usual narrow bodies now.

Great Video! Enjoyed this one thoroughly

10:12 "It's a little bit dry". Meanwhile it's dripping onto the bowl beneath.

Thanks for the latest video Noel, I always look forward to your Sunday videos ❤

United still has a bunch of 767s they use for transatlantic flights

I sometimes wander what someone waiting outside the loo is thinking when you are in the loo talking to yourself doing the loo-review 😂😂😂😂

United Airlines still flies good amount of 767s currently.

I flew on a Hawaiian airlines 767 from LAX to Kauai a few years back. Was a fairly old cabin and plane but ended up being a very refined and smooth flight.

I don’t know what it is about Noel but I absolutely love when he reviews the food onboard these flights. Whenever he mentions that something is nice I instantly become hungry🤣

I’ve flown on a Untied 767-400 and a Icelandair 767-300. The United was my first twin engine Atlantic crossing. I sat in Premium Economy but I found both planes to be comfortable.

I may have mentioned this before, but I really do kick myself for not doing the United lounges back when I was always flying business class with them for my job. I heard there was a lounge, but I thought, "Well, I don't want to be far from my gate, even if I have to sit here for two hours." I should have gone for the lounge!

That is a very different airport to the post dubai airpott I know. Another great video

I’m lucky, I got to fly in a 727, also a L1011,, I don’t believe there are anymore in service?

19:29 don’t get me wrong, I’d love the videos regardless but this is what makes me really truly enjoy watching. I’m pleased by a amazing view out a plane window, then bam! Michael Scott 😂

Hey Noel, my first flight too was on a 767 well 2nd, I flew China Yunnan Airlines a 737 from Kunming my hometown to Beijing at age 6, on the way home it was the 767, one of 3 in their fleet super rare fitted with Rolls Royce engines only other operator to order the RR powered 767 new from Boeing besides British Airways, it was awesome, this trip made me an avgeek and fall in love with aviation!

BTW I love the united airlines amenity kit - it looks like a suitcase and its wonderful for me - for a makeup kit or something like that!

Appropriate fast music when rushing to the connecting flight LOL!

Just come across your videos now I’m hooked . I’ve noticed you always get a seat near the engines . And fair reviews for everybody

i like their IFE system. its smooth and looks decent

767 is my favorite plane to fly. United flies them ORD-LHR and love them - big but not so big that you wait hours to board/deplane, etc.

I’m flying to Frankfurt on one of Condor’s 767-300s,I love the type

Great video Noel! I cannot wait to try and fly Air Astana and visit Kazakstan! However even though that final built B767 must be cool both Delta and United Airlines still fly lots of B767s including the -400ER model that only DL and UA still fly. Anyways great job and cheers 🍻

I loved flying in the 767 it is the perfect aircraft if you are in economy 2-3-2 configuration is so comfortable . A shame the 787 squeeze liner did not adopt this config .

I absolutely loved the 767. I wish it was still in production.