One of Lufthansa's last 737 flights.
They were the launch customer for the 737, the first time that a foreign airline was such for Boeing.
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Interesting. Have their 737's hit their life limit, or are they retiring them early in favor of Airbus?
ReplyDelete737-300's are really old. I think they made their choice for an Airbus fleet, but they still have some newer 737-500s. Not clear they are selling all the Boeings.
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Oops. Read the table wrong. All the 737s are gone.
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