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Boeing 737-700
Overview
The Boeing 737-700 is a member of the Next Generation (NG) family of the popular Boeing 737 short-to-medium-range twin-engine narrow-body airliner. First delivered in 1997, it was designed as the direct replacement for the classic 737-300, offering improved fuel efficiency, greater range, and enhanced avionics. Typically seating between 126 and 149 passengers in a two-class configuration, the 737-700 serves as a versatile workhorse for airlines worldwide, well-suited for both domestic and regional routes where its capacity and operational efficiency are highly valued.
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Specifications
| Seats (2 Class) | Maximum Seats | Range NM (KM) | Length | Wingspan | Engine |
| 138 – 153 | 172 | 3,800 (7,040) | 35.56 m (116 ft 8 in) | 35.9 m (117 ft 10 in) | LEAP-1B from CFM International |
