The symbolic Delta 737-300 Classic on Final in the rocky, brown, and dry American Southwest Desert!
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Air Malta (9H-ABR) Boeing 737-300 Landing at Brussels Airport, Belgium. July 2005. Posted on Twitter.
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EasyJet (G-EZYB) Boeing 737-300 at Amsterdam Airport Schiphol (EHAM/AMS). July 1997. Posted on Twitter.
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Would be 10 times better if the whole “classic” family is added.
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Lufthansa (D-ABEF) Boeing 737-300 at Frankfurt Airport, Germany. December 2011. Posted on Twitter.
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Jet2 Boeing 737-300 special livery Yorkshire scheme next takeoff from Prague, Czech Republic. December 2009. Posted on Twitter.
I know. That seems unfair, how the Max is listed as One group - a whole series, along with the A320 NEO, but other families have to be listed separately. That breaks up the votes and divides them, while giving Max particulars an advantage.
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Obviously the Classic cannot be compared to the Max in terms of votes and support, and such fairness would probably not result in much change, but still, it is a discrepancy.
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Jordan Aviation still operates the 737-300 :)
Wow i love All of the classic Boeing 737s
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Yeah! Emirates had a 737. Continually joyed seeing these narrow bodies of the original fleet.
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Oh they’re sure to add Jet2 if they give a 737 Classic. The harder part is getting enough support for the team to actually make a 737 Classic.
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Yes, it was.
A Sriwijaya Air 737-300. A relatively recent operator of the 737 Classic, the Indonesian Airline had a sizable amount of them.
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AirBaltic (YL-BBX) Boeing 737-300 (WL) was a takeoff from old Berlin Tegal Airport, Germany 🇩🇪. April 2013. Posted on Twitter.
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I think what would be cooler is the 737-200. Its more unique and it is still used quite a lot in Canada, mainly in the North.
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