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BOEING B737-800
 
    The B737-400 is a straight forward delivertive of B737-300 but 10 feet longer.The B737-400 was formally launched in june 1986 , rollout was jan. 26,1988, first delivery was Sept.15,1988. Apart from the longer fuselage, other changes from B737-300 are engines of slightly higher thrust, noise reduction and low fuel consumption because of this superior engines

The newest members of the Boeing 737 family or the next-generation are B737-600/ -700 / -800 / -900 model which are having seating from 110 to 189 passengers. The new family are developed from the B737-300 /-400 /-500 family . The new family incorporates a new larger wings, new engines, higher cruising speeds and greater range capabilities. The -600 replaces the -500 and has the same size of -500; the-700 replaces the -300 and has the same size of -300 ; and the -800 replaces the -400 but the fuselage is some 2.79 m. longer than that of -400 ;. The B737-900 is 2.63 m. stretch over the -800 enables seating for 15 more passengers.

The 737 NG (next generation) , wing increase; span by 5.0 m., chord by 0.5 m., resulting in 25% more wing area and 30% increase in fuel capacity. NG model have an all new flightdeck with six-screen LCD.

Hapag-Lloyd became the first airlines in the world to fly B737-800 which equipped with wingtip extensions. The new winglets on B737-800 curve out and up from the wingtip. The winglet will reduce aerodynamic drag and boosting performance.They add about 5 feet (1.5M.) to the airplane total wingspan .

B737-600 was launched on Mar. 15, 1995, first delivered to SAS on third quater 1998
B737-700 was launched on Nov.1993, first delivered to Southwest Airlines on Dec.1997
B737-800 was launched on Sept.5 , 1994, first delivered to Hapag-Lloyd on Spring 1988.
B737-900 was launched on Nov. 10 , 1997, first delivered to Alaska Airlines on May 2001

 
SPECIFICATIONS B737-400/700/800/900
 
  B737-400 B737-700 B737-800 B737-900
Typical passenger load
2-class (1-class) config.
147 (168) 126 (149) 162 (189) 177 (189)
Cargo loading standard 1,373 cu.ft (38.9 cu.m) 966 cu.ft (27.3 cu.m) 1,555 cu.ft (44 cu.m) 1,835 cu.ft (51.9 cu.m)
Range 3,810 km.(2,370 miles) 6,038 km.(3,752 miles) 5,449 km.(3,383 miles) 5,084 km.(3,159 miles)
Number of engine 2 2 2 2
Engine types CFM.Intl.CFM56-3C1 CFM.Intl.CFM56-7B CFM.Intl.CFM56-7B CFM.Intl.CFM56-7B
Engine Thrust 22,000 lbs 24,200 lbs. 27,300 lbs 27,300 lbs
Wing span 94 ft 9 in. 112 ft.7 in. 117 ft 5 in. 117 ft 5 in.
Length 36.45 m. 33.6 m.(110 ft 4 in) 39.5 m.(129 ft 6 in) 42.1 m.(138 ft 2 in)
Operating Speed 0.74 mach 0.785 mach 0.785 mach 0.785 mach
Max.Takeoff Weight 62,800 kgs 70,143 kgs 78,240 kgs 78,240 kgs
Max.Landing Weight 54,900 kgs 58,600 kgs N/A 66,300 kgs
Operating Empty Weight 34,550 kgs. 38,010 kgs. 41,080 kgs. 42,460 lbs.
Max.Fuel Capacity 20,104 litres 26,035 litres 26,035 litres 26,035 litres
 
cockpit B-737
 
1 nm.(nautical mile) = 1.15155 miles, 1 kt (knot) = 1.15155 mile / hr.
1 mach = 761 mph.(SL,ISA)
 


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