The Boeing 737-800, the most successful variant of the Next Generation 737 family, revolutionized narrow-body aviation as the backbone of low-cost carriers worldwide. First flown on July 31, 1997, it was a low-wing twin-engine monoplane powered by CFM56-7B turbofan engines that could seat 162 to 189 passengers. Measuring 129 feet 6 inches in length with a 117 feet 5 inch wingspan, the aircraft achieved a range of 3,115 nautical miles and was manufactured by Boeing Commercial Airplanes.
View in Encyclopedia| HEX CODE | |||||
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| Norwegian | — | 41129 | Netherlands | 47A039 | |
| Norwegian Air Sweden | — | 42271 | Sweden | 4aca03 | |
| Norwegian Air Sweden | — | 39162 | Sweden | 4aca41 | |
| Norwegian Air Sweden | — | 39163 | Sweden | 4aca42 | |
| Norwegian Air Sweden | — | 39006 | Sweden | 4aca4e | |
| Norwegian Air Sweden | — | 40867 | Sweden | 4aca54 | |
| Norwegian Air Sweden | — | 42274 | Sweden | 4aca59 | |
| Norwegian Air Sweden | — | 42083 | Sweden | 4aca5a |
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Norwegian
S/N: 41129NetherlandsHex: 47A039
SE-RPC
Norwegian Air Sweden
S/N: 42271SwedenHex: 4aca03
SE-RRA
Norwegian Air Sweden
S/N: 39162SwedenHex: 4aca41
SE-RRB
Norwegian Air Sweden
S/N: 39163SwedenHex: 4aca42
SE-RRN
Norwegian Air Sweden
S/N: 39006SwedenHex: 4aca4e
SE-RRT
Norwegian Air Sweden
S/N: 40867SwedenHex: 4aca54
SE-RRY
Norwegian Air Sweden
S/N: 42274SwedenHex: 4aca59
SE-RRZ
Norwegian Air Sweden
S/N: 42083SwedenHex: 4aca5a