Boeing 737-400 | Airlines and Destinations

Charter Service Cal Jet Air to Serve Mazatlán from Five U.S. Cities

Airlines Destinations November 5, 2012

Operated by Boeing 737-400 equipment, Xtra Airways’ flight program to Mazatlán will offer nine weekly round-trips of 150-passenger capacity (for a total of 1,350 seats per week in each direction) from Houston, San Antonio, Denver, Los Angeles and Oakland.

Boeing Delivers 737 Number 7,370

Aircraft November 5, 2012

Boeing has delivered the 7,370th 737 to come off the production line. The milestone aircraft, a Boeing 737-800 for Indonesia-based Lion Air, was delivered on November 5.

Xtra Airways to Fly from Four U.S. Cities to Grand Bahama for Bahamasair

Airlines Airports April 9, 2012

Bahamasair is launching non-stop service on May 1 between Grand Bahama Island and Richmond in Virginia, Louisville in Kentucky, Raleigh-Durham in North Carolina and Baltimore/Washington International Airport in Maryland.

FAA to Issue Emergency Directive Requiring Inspections of Older 737s

Aircraft Airlines April 4, 2011

The FAA is issuing an emergency airworthiness directive on April 5 requiring operators of specific early Boeing 737 models to conduct initial and repetitive eddy-current electromagnetic inspections for fatigue damage.

Vision Airlines Looks into the Future

Airlines Airports January 23, 2011

Despite the considerable task Vision Airlines has set itself in establishing a scheduled-service network from Northwest Florida Regional Airport to destinations throughout the southern U.S., the airline is already mindful of network-growth opportunities in the longer term.

Vision Airlines Launches Niagara Falls-Northwest Florida-Miami Schedule

Airlines Airports December 17, 2010

Vision Airlines has begun twice-weekly, low-fare scheduled service linking Niagara Falls International Airport with Miami via Northwest Florida Regional Airport, which serves the Destin-Fort Walton Beach area.

Majority of Alaska Airlines’ Fleet Now Equipped for Gogo Inflight Internet

Aircraft Airlines Travel Technology July 9, 2010

Alaska Airlines says it is now offering Aircell’s Gogo Inflight Internet service on more than half its aircraft, including all 55 of its Boeing 737-800s and 10 of its 737-900s.