Boeing 767-300ER | 1998-2009 livery

As the new century edged closer NNA decided to design a new livery so the aircraft it operated will have a more modern, and more suitable look for the 21st century. This livery was unveiled for the first time on a 767 like the one above (at the time it did not have winglets). The livery design lasted for eleven years, being replaced by another livery in 2009.
As for the 767 fleet itself NNA currently has 0 767s out of the 42 it used to have since COVID accelerated their retirement. In April 1983 the first 767-200 was delivered. It flew both domestic and international flights. The 300ERs were delivered in 1990 flying mostly international flights and some domestic flights. The airline also had 17 757s which flew from 1985 to 2011. In 2008, the last 767-200 were retired and were sold or scrapped. The -300ERs were immediately retired on April 8th, 2021 due to the economic downturn cuased by COVID-19