The Boeing 757 is a narrow-body, twin-aisle, and twin-engine commercial aircraft introduced in the early 1980s. Renowned for its versatility, it typically accommodates around 200 to 240 passengers. The 757’s unique combination of range, capacity, and performance has made it a favorite for both short-haul and transatlantic flights. Its efficiency and ability to operate from shorter runways have endeared it to airlines, especially in challenging airports. While production ceased in 2004, many 757s remain in service today, testifying to its enduring value in the aviation industry and its reputation for reliability and adaptability over decades of service.