B737

The Boeing 737 (B737) is a popular, narrow-body commercial airplane designed for short to medium-haul flights. It is widely used by airlines worldwide for passenger transport. The B737 has two engines mounted under the wings and typically seats between 85 and 230 passengers, depending on the model. Known for its fuel efficiency, reliability, and cost-effectiveness, it features modern avionics and aerodynamics that enable safe and efficient operations. Since its introduction in the 1960s, the B737 has become one of the best-selling aircraft in aviation history, essential for regional and domestic airline routes.