Quote for Boeing 737-400 Parts

Model No: Boeing 737-400

Category: Commercial Aircraft

Aircraft Type: Light Passenger Jets

Manufacturer: Boeing

Country: United States

Manufactured: 1981 to: 2000

ICAO: B734

Avionics: Boeing Commercial Airplanes

Engine: 2x CFM56-3C-1turbofan

Power: 23,500 pound-force

Max Cruise Speed: 473 knots - 876 Km/h

Approach Speed: 139 knots

Travel Range: 2,060 Nautical Miles - 3,815 Kilometers

Fuel Economy: Fuel Economy:

Service Ceiling: 37,000 feet

Rate of Climb: 3000 feet/minute - 15.24metre/second

Take Off Distance: 2540 metre - 8,333.23 feet

Landing Distance: 1540 metre - 5,052.43 feet

Max Tak eOff Weight: 68,039 Kg - 149,999 lbs

Max Payload: 18,253 Kg - 40,241 lbs

Fuel Tank Capacity: 5,311 gallon - 20,104 litre

Baggage Volume: 31.1 m3 / 1,098 ft3

Seats Economy/General Class: 188 seats

Cabin Height: 2.159 metre - 7.08 feet

Cabin Widtht: 3.5 metre - 11.48 feet

Cabin Length: 25.14 metre - 82.48 feet

Exterior Length: 36.4 metre - 119.42 feet

Tail Height: 11.15 metre - 36.58 feet

Fuselage Diameter: 3.76 metre - 12.34 feet

Wing Span Rotor Diameter: 28.9 metre - 94.82 feet

Wing Tips: no winglets

The Boeing 737-400 Is a noteworthy airplane and was one of the extraordinary advancements of Boeing. Manufactured In 1986, the aircraft is a twin-motor, short to medium range airplane that has a limit of 189 travelers. The 737-400 has had a wide fame among business sectors paying little heed to its Airbus rivals.

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The Boeing 737-400 has a most extreme cruising rate of 912 km/hour. It weighs more than 38 tons when unfilled, and a most extreme recent weight of 138,500 pounds. With a wingspan of more than 94 feet, and a tallness of 36.5 feet, the 737-400 is a considerable airplane. It is continuously monitored by a flight team and has two incredible turbofan motors and a most extreme scope of around 3,500 kilometers. It can hold more than 20 thousand liters of fuel.

The inside of the plane is open, with bigger compartments than a large number of its rivals. With diminished seating from the most extreme, the 737-400 can offer more roomy room than a portion of its rivals, just as its antecedents. This doesn't expand the expense of flights in any case, denoting an advancement in the flying innovation. The 737-400 has been utilized both for regular citizens and cargo, being an unfathomable airplane in the two regards. As a load plane for Alaska Airlines, it can fit 9 huge beds, and one medium-to-huge bed, and has a scope of 2,370 miles. By far most of the 737-400s utilized in regular citizen air travel have a scope of 144 to 147 seats. The vast majority of the 737-400 carriers presently sell for somewhere in the range of 2 and 4 million and are utilized far and wide for movement and cargo.

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