The narrowbody 757 family was a hit for Boeing, with the advent of ETOPS opening the design up to a wider range of operators and resulting in use on longer routes. The planemaker produced more than 1,000, of which the majority belonged to the -200 series. However, did you know that this variant had a rather less popular sub-variant? Known as the 757-200M, Nepal Airlines flew the only example. <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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