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Boeing developed the
737 to complement the 707 and 737. It was smaller and designed to
provide economical short range air travel. It had the same upper
deck as the other two planes, so the same cargo pallets could be used
for all three jets. The 737-200s adopted the 727’s cargo convertible
features, which allowed the interior to be quickly changed from
passenger to cargo use.
It became known as the “square”
airplane because it was as long as it was wide. New technology made the
flight engineer redundant; so the 737’s had only a two person flight
crew. Nineteen 737-200s were modified as T-43 navigator
trainers and served with the Air Force. As of 1993, Boeing had
sold over 3,100 of the sleek jets, making it the best selling airliner
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Boeing 737-200 - Pan Am
From our Premier Series. 1/75th scale. Wingspan 17.5" x
14.5" length.
No. AAB4D-PA. Only $194.95 |
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Boeing 737-300 - South
West
From our Premier Series. 1/75th scale. Wingspan 17.5" x
14.5" length.
No. AAB4D-SW. Only $194.95 |
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Boeing 737-300 - United
Air Lines
From our Premier Series. 1/75th scale. Wingspan is 17.5" x
14.5" length.
No. AAB4D-UN. Only $194.95 |
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