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  • 5U-BAG, Boeing 737-2N9C, République du Niger, ORY/LFPO, 12/2011

    513th 737 of all times to come up from the factory and built as a Quick-Change, Alpha-Golf is probably one of the VERY last 737-200s still around with the original operator as she was delivered to the government of Niger in 1978. Niger is a Sahelian African land-locked country sandwiched between Algeria...
    Posted to uy707 by uy707 on Sun, Feb 12 2012
    Filed under: Airliners, Jetliners, Jets, Boeing, 21499/513, 5U-BAG, 737, 737-200, 737-2N9C, Alain Durand, Boeing 737, Boeing 737-200, C/N 513, Executive Airliners, Government Airliners, LFPO, msn 21499, ORY, Paris-Orly/Sud, République du Niger, VIP Haulers
  • easyjet to retire last 737s this month

    After many years of easyjet operating 737s the last two in the fleet will be retired on the 31st October 2011
    Posted to Airline News by Goose on Mon, Oct 24 2011
  • 50th 737-900ER for Lion Air

    Lion Air, which is already currently the largest operator of the 737-900ER Series, has painted their 50th version of the type, with a special tail commemorating the milestone. Aircraft, PK-LKY, seen at Seattle's Boeing Field taxiing for a pre-delivery test flight.
    Posted to Joe G. Walker by Joe G. Walker on Sat, Sep 10 2011
    Filed under: public, Boeing Field, 737, 737-900ER, Lion Air, PK-LHY
  • Topic of the Week: Boeing’s 737 MAX

    Boeing has now officially launched its 737 with new engines – it’s being called the 737 MAX to counter the A320neo. What do you think of the MAX? Will it be a success? Read More...
    Posted to Cranky Flier on Fri, Sep 2 2011
    Filed under: Boeing, 737
  • Boeing Launches 737 New Engine Family with Commitments for 496 Airplanes from Five Airlines

    Will deliver improved fuel efficiency and lowest operating costs in single-aisle market - Customers expressing overwhelming acceptance for new airplane - Feldmann to lead new program; Teal named chief project engineer The Boeing Company's board of directors has approved the launch of the new engine...
    Posted to Airline News by Goose on Tue, Aug 30 2011
  • Boeing Delivers RwandAir's First 737 Boeing Sky Interior

    Boeing delivers a Next-Generation 737 with the new Boeing Sky Interior to RwandAir, making it the first African carrier to own and operate Boeing's innovative interior. The delivery also is the first direct-purchase 737 in RwandAir's fleet. "This new interior will set RwandAir apart from...
    Posted to Airline News by Goose on Fri, Aug 26 2011
  • Delta Ready To Order 100 Boeing 737-900ERs

    Directors of Delta Air Lines are expected to vote this week on whether to order 100 of Boeing's 737-900ER jets worth USD$8.58 billion, Bloomberg News said, citing two people familiar with the matter. Delta had been expected to buy up to 200 new aircraft this year, with chief executive Richard Anderson...
    Posted to Airline News by Goose on Tue, Aug 23 2011
  • Great Civil Aviation Channel of LAX - MUST SEE

    This channel has a great amount of civil aviation aircrafts in and out of LAX. Have a look!!! http://www.youtube.com/user/OpzzaPhotography Best, Speedbird 78
    Posted to Civil Aviation by Speedbird78 on Fri, Aug 19 2011
  • What Will American Do With All Those Airplanes?

    In case you missed it, American has decided to buy an insanely large number of airplanes. With 460 orders and another 10 million options (ok, maybe just 465), this was easily the largest order ever for an airline. Not only did American order a lot of Read More...
    Posted to Cranky Flier on Thu, Jul 21 2011
    Filed under: American, Boeing, Airbus, A320, 737
  • Southwest, 737s, and Holes: What Happened and What Now?

    I’m sure a lot of you have been wondering why I haven’t written about the Southwest 737 that had a big hole open up inflight last week. It was big news for sure, but I just didn’t know enough beyond the basic information to make a post Read More...
    Posted to Cranky Flier on Thu, Apr 7 2011
    Filed under: Southwest, Accidents/Incidents, 737
  • United Retires The 737 (Trip Report)

    Yesterday was something of a flashback for me. When United offered just a couple days ago to give me a seat on the last 737 flight before retirement, I figured, yeah why not? You’d think I would have been more excited, but I have mixed emotions Read More...
    Posted to Cranky Flier on Thu, Oct 29 2009
    Filed under: United, Trip Reports, 737
  • This Week on BNET (May 18 - 22)

    The New Delta Sees More Complaints in March March complaints are out, and Delta and its partners saw increases while most others did not. Uh oh. JetBlue and Others See Higher Complaints in March I said above that “most” other airlines didn’t Read More...
    Posted to Cranky Flier on Sat, May 23 2009
    Filed under: Frequent Flier Programs, JetBlue, Continental, American, Delta, Hawaiian, Northwest, ExpressJet, Alaska Airlines, BNET, AirTran, MKE - Milwaukee, 737
  • 733_NGH.jpg

    Beautiful Sunday morning in Christchurch
    Posted to CHCalfonzo by CHCalfonzo on Mon, Apr 14 2008
    Filed under: New Zealand, NZ, Christchurch, Air New Zealand, ANZ, 737-300, 737
  • 737-300 cockpit

    Cockpit of a Boeing 737-300
    Posted to APG Photography by apgphoto on Thu, Dec 6 2007
    Filed under: Boeing, cockpit, 737, 737-300
  • A 737 lands into the sunset at Heathrow, as another aircraft lifts off in the distance.

    Posted to Eclipse by Eclipse on Wed, Sep 12 2007
    Filed under: B737-300, Heathrow, sunset, 737
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