Boeing rolled out the first Boeing 737-700ER (extended range) at its Renton, Washington plant on Tuesday (pictured below).
The Next-Generation 737 will receive a paint job in the livery of launch customer All Nippon Airways (ANA) ahead of pre-flight testing. Delivery is scheduled for "early" this year.
The 737-700ER is based on the hybrid -700/800 Boeing Business Jet and seats between 48 and 126 passengers. The 737-700ER, which has options of the blended winglets and auxiliary fuel tanks designed for the BBJ has a maximum range of 1,020km (5,510nm).
The Next-Generation 737 will receive a paint job in the livery of launch customer All Nippon Airways (ANA) ahead of pre-flight testing. Delivery is scheduled for "early" this year.
The 737-700ER is based on the hybrid -700/800 Boeing Business Jet and seats between 48 and 126 passengers. The 737-700ER, which has options of the blended winglets and auxiliary fuel tanks designed for the BBJ has a maximum range of 1,020km (5,510nm).
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Source: FlightGlobal.com
