Hello to all, I was wondering where the taxi light is located on the real 767? I am looking at the overhead panel on a real 767 and I don

Hi,on Airliners.net I have seen pictures with the taxi light switch just left of the runway turnoff lights, but I think I've also seen pics with no taxi light switch.Regards, ;-)Matthias Neusinger (EDDN)

So when there is no taxi light like the one in PIC, (and the real 767 I assume) do you taxi with the nose wheel landing light on? Plus you can

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"So when there is no taxi light like the one in PIC, (and the real 767 I assume) do you taxi with the nose wheel landing light on?"That's correct. Our B767-238/338s are fitted with taxi lights, however our -336s are not, so when taxying at night in a -336 the nose wheel landing lights are used. The runway turnoff light switches are in the same place on both aircraft, however the taxi light to the left of these switches is missing on the -336.