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The 737 family (Read 824 times)
Jun 10
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, 2012 at 8:25pm
BlackAce
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Well, I should change my name to 737 guy
. I just wanted to show everyone the evolution of the worlds most popular, and versatile airliner. Planes im using are the CaptainSim 737, Wilco 737Evo, and, my fav, the PMDG 737NGX. I tried to get all of the Launch Customers paints. the -800 one was by Hapag-Lloyd Flug (now TUIfly), and the US Air was Peidmont Airlines. The Scenery is Freeware. And for those with a sharp eye, whats wrong with one of the planes?
Lufthansa with the Boeing 737-100, the start of a dynasty.
United with the 737-200
Now the JT8D's have been shed and CFMs replaced the power plants. Southwest was the Launch Customer of the Clasic series
Peidmont Airlines was the first to fly the 737-400, which later became US Airways.
Southwest once again launched the -500 series, the last of the Classics
Now the Next Generation 737 were built. The -600 was to replace the -200/-100. It's also the smallest 737 built, and the lease build behind the -100, which why it was called the 'baby Boeing' SAS flew the first 737-600
For the last time, Southwest launched the widely popular -700 series.
The most popular jet flying today is the 737-800, which was first flown by Hapag-Lloyd Flug, which is now TUIfly
The final CURRENT 737 is the 900, the biggest, badest, and best of them all. This was to replace the 757-200, and compete with the A321. Alaska was the first to fly this giant, and I get to fly on her this summer
Thats it! Questions? Comments? Concerns?
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Jun 11
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Great shots, I really like what you've done here. Well done
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Jun 11
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The SAS 737-600 is missing its 'eyebrow windows' ?
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Jun 11
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todayshorse wrote
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, 2012 at 9:44am:
The SAS 737-600 is missing its 'eyebrow windows' ?
Nope. The Next Gens up to ,I think 2006, had them then they took them off. I see WestJet -600s and they don't have them anymore.
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Jun 11
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Nice set...
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Jun 11
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What is that sticking up above the cockpit on the SW -700?
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Jun 11
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gtirob01 wrote
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, 2012 at 5:49pm:
What is that sticking up above the cockpit on the SW -700?
The winglet ont he other wing
I'll give you a hint, its not the NG's
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Jun 12
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So,no one got it...
. Take a close look at the first two shots. There both the -200. I don't have a 100 so yeah
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