Placeholder: [3d isometric view complemented by diagrams and technical blueprints] Boeing decided to adopt the technology of the B767-400ERX project to develop the second version of the KC-46 model, which was named KC-46E. The aircraft was equipped with Engine Alliance GP7172 engines. Deliveries to the USAF started from the 51st aircraft. [3d isometric view complemented by diagrams and technical blueprints] Boeing decided to adopt the technology of the B767-400ERX project to develop the second version of the KC-46 model, which was named KC-46E. The aircraft was equipped with Engine Alliance GP7172 engines. Deliveries to the USAF started from the 51st aircraft.

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[3d isometric view complemented by diagrams and technical blueprints] Boeing decided to adopt the technology of the B767-400ERX project to develop the second version of the KC-46 model, which was named KC-46E. The aircraft was equipped with Engine Alliance GP7172 engines. Deliveries to the USAF started from the 51st aircraft.

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