PHOTOS: Boeing delivers 7000th Boeing 737 to flydubai
American airframer Boeing delivered its 7,000th Boeing 737 today, a B737-800 to flydubai, a fast growing low cost carrier based in Dubai. Th...
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American airframer Boeing delivered its 7,000th Boeing 737 today, a B737-800 to flydubai, a fast growing low cost carrier based in Dubai.
The 737-800 will be equipped with the brand new Boeing Sky Interior, and will be the 21st Boeing 737-800 in flydubai's fleet, with 30 more on order.
According to Boeing, "The 737 is the most produced large commercial jet airliner in history and continues to hit the record books as the program produces airplanes at record rates. The gap between each record delivery is shrinking. It took Boeing 4 years 8 months between the 4,000th and 5,000th, while the gap between the 5,000th and 6,000th delivery was 3 years and 2 months. The 7,000th delivery is just 2 years and 8 months after the 6,000th. With 737 production rates increasing incrementally to a record 42 airplanes a month in the first half of 2014 the gap will continue to close."
The first Boeing 737 entered airline service in 1968 with Lufthansa, with the 737 Classic (737-300/400/500) series launched in 1984, the 737 Next Generation (737-700/800/900) in 1996, and 737 MAX family in 2011.
The 737-800 will be equipped with the brand new Boeing Sky Interior, and will be the 21st Boeing 737-800 in flydubai's fleet, with 30 more on order.
According to Boeing, "The 737 is the most produced large commercial jet airliner in history and continues to hit the record books as the program produces airplanes at record rates. The gap between each record delivery is shrinking. It took Boeing 4 years 8 months between the 4,000th and 5,000th, while the gap between the 5,000th and 6,000th delivery was 3 years and 2 months. The 7,000th delivery is just 2 years and 8 months after the 6,000th. With 737 production rates increasing incrementally to a record 42 airplanes a month in the first half of 2014 the gap will continue to close."
The first Boeing 737 entered airline service in 1968 with Lufthansa, with the 737 Classic (737-300/400/500) series launched in 1984, the 737 Next Generation (737-700/800/900) in 1996, and 737 MAX family in 2011.
