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Boeing 737-400 aircraft
Aircraft Type

Boeing 737-400737 Classic

The Boeing 737-400 is a mid-range narrowbody aircraft that was a key member of the 737 Classic series, bridging the gap between short and medium-haul commercial passenger routes during the late 1980s and 1990s.

IATA734ICAOB734ManufacturerBoeingScore5.50/10Range5,000 kmStatusIn ProductionOperators30
Represented a significant improvement in fuel efficiency and passenger comfort over earlier 737 models, helping airlines optimize their short to medium-range route networks

The 737-400 was the longest variant of the 737 Classic series, offering airlines increased passenger capacity and range compared to its shorter siblings

Cabin Environment

How the Boeing 737-400 affects jetlag recovery

8,000 ft
Cabin Altitude
Poor
6.00%
Humidity
Very dry
74.00 dB
Noise Level
Moderate
+0%
Recovery Bonus
Standard cabin

Technical Specifications

Dimensions
36.45 m
Length
35.79 m
Wingspan
12.57 m
Height
Performance
5,000 km
Range
850 km/h
Cruise Speed
2× CFM56-3 turbofan
Engines

Boeing Family

Related aircraft variants

How It Compares

vs. Airbus A320
Slightly longer range (5000 km vs 4500 km)
Newer design with more modern avionics and potentially better fuel efficiency
vs. McDonnell Douglas MD-80
More modern cabin design and potentially better passenger comfort
Slightly lower seat capacity compared to some MD-80 variants
vs. Airbus A321
More compact size suitable for shorter routes
Generally lower passenger capacity and shorter range compared to A321

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