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What ever happened to the 736? Is it still in production? Also who operates the 735 and or the 736 besides UA and SAS? I know WN operated the 735 for a little while.
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SAS (airline) never had 735. In the SAS group there is lots of 735's; Estonian, Air Baltic, Braathens...
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737-500:Originally posted by expoITHscohen
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-Southwest still has them
737-600:
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It's still around. I'm sure as long as the rest of the 737NG series is made, the 736 will continue to be made.Originally posted by expoITHscohenPrepare For Takeoff - Spread Your Wings - Take Flight at Little Rock National
ATL, BWI, CLT, CVG, DAL, DEN, DFW, DTW, EWR, HOU, IAD, IAH, LAS, MCI, MCO, MDW, MEM, MSP, ORD, PHX, SLC, and STL.Comment
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One more question is why would Boeing produce the 717 and 736 at the same time? The 736 seems to be a far better plane in terms of range, weight, etc wise.Comment
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The order backlog is 17 airplanes, with 3 to be delivered to WestJet this year. ILFC has 9 on order, and an unidentified customer has 5.Originally posted by expoITHscohenLast edited by Verbal; 2005-02-17, 22:29.Comment
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Good question. Neither one is very popular. However, just because the 736 may have advantages over the 717, doesn't make it a great plane when compared to other 737s or the A320 family.Originally posted by expoITHscohenPrepare For Takeoff - Spread Your Wings - Take Flight at Little Rock National
ATL, BWI, CLT, CVG, DAL, DEN, DFW, DTW, EWR, HOU, IAD, IAH, LAS, MCI, MCO, MDW, MEM, MSP, ORD, PHX, SLC, and STL.Comment
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British Airways operate some 735s, all based at Gatwick I believe
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The 736 is still in production along with the '700, '800 and the '900.If I always fly my national airline,....so should you!
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Fly British Airways. Possibly the best airline in Europe....maybe in the world
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Originally posted by Ilbap
Yup, all at gatwick. BA only occasionally use 1 733 into LHR.....usually A320's though.If I always fly my national airline,....so should you! .
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ANA also has a number of 737-500s.
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For the mean time.....I heard somewhere(Cant remember where,) that ANA are chopping the 735's from service for some NG 737's.If I always fly my national airline,....so should you! .
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I've heard that too. They will be replacing the A320/A321 fleet with 737s as well.Originally posted by airline ownerYBBN - James
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Canjet Airlines
China Southern Airlines
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Georgian Airways
Hapag-Lloyd Express
Lithuanian Airlines
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Luxair
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Royal Air Maroc
SAS Braathens
SEB Investments
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SkyEurope Airlines Hungary
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Thomsonfly
Tunisair
Ukraine Intl Airlines
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