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Boeing 737-300 for charter

Charter Boeing 737-300 – explore specs, range, speed, dimensions & compare with similar private jets

Charter Price per Hour$7 600 – $11 100
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Aircraft Info

Model:
Boeing 737-300
Family:
Boeing 737
Manufacturer:
Boeing
Aircraft Class:
Airliner
ICAO/IATA Codes:
B733/733
Number Built:
1 113
Single Pilot Operations:
No
  • Popularity65
  • Reliability80
  • Comfort45

Performance

Service Ceiling:
37 001 ft 11 278 m
Max Takeoff Weight:
124 499 lbs 56 472 kg
Engine Type:
2× Turbojet
Typical Engine:
2 x CFM International CFM56-3
Typical Avionics:
Boeing original or retrofitted airline instruments/FMS
Long Range Cruise Speed:
405 kts 750 km/h
Max Cruise Speed:
459 kts 850 km/h

Range & Payload

Estimated Max Flight Time:
5.9 h
Max Range:
2 904 nmi 5 379 km
Fuel Burn Rate:
5 291 lb/h 2 400 kg/h
Max Payload:
35 600 lbs 16 148 kg

Boeing 737-300 Cabin Plan

Max passengers:
56
Cabin Height:
7.22 ft 2.2 m
Cabin Width:
11.61 ft 3.54 m
Cabin Length:
72.57 ft 22.12 m
Sleeping Places:
0
Estimated Cabin Volume:
4 778.11 ft³ 135.3 m³
  • Hot meal
  • Lavatory
  • Cabin crew

Airframe

Aircraft Height:
36.52 ft 11.13 m
Aircraft Length:
109.58 ft 33.4 m
Wingspan:
94.75 ft 28.88 m
Cabin Zones:
1 passenger deck, typically forward premium and main economy sections, with galleys and lavatories; 3-3 seating common
Doors:
Left-side main passenger door and right-side catering/service door; rear boarding/service doors and emergency exits are separate; exact exit configuration depends on model and seating approval
Baggage Compartment:
Forward and aft lower holds plus overhead cabin storage; auxiliary tanks or VIP installations may reduce hold space
Airstairs:
Optional or aircraft-specific; external stairs/bridge typical

Charter Costs for the Boeing 737-300

Price per Hour

Charter Price per Hour
$7 600 – $11 100

Owning Price

Buying Price (new)
—
Pre-owned Price Range
$1.5M – $7M

Charter Costs

Cost per NM
$21.95
Direct Operating Cost (DOC)/h
$3 340 – $5 210
Annual Cost of Ownership
$2.31M – $3.54M
Cost per Seat-Mile
$0.1 – $0.15

Total Annual Variable Costs

At 200 hours
$855 000
At 350 hours
$1.5M

Total Fixed Cost

At 200 hours
$1.43M
At 350 hours
$1.43M

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Boeing 737-300 Description

Imagine a scenario where a twin-engine jetliner that is able to disrupt the regional travel sector without vast runway space goes beyond the demands. It's the Boeing 737-300! This model is not only connecting the cities but it has even been teaching such method of hops since before 'point-to-point' became a buzzword. Goodbye to overwrought travelers cramped into more spacious cabins and the scratching 737-300 is about climbing above the world demonstrating all it has and more in an economic, recommended package. Need for speed? It cuts its way through the skies at 789 kilometers per hour. This isn't merely a number; it's uniting our long routes with tight schedules, erasing minutes. With its long range? Imagine flying from Paris to Cairo or Chicago to Los Angeles without making a stopover, accomplishing the 5,379 kilometers? That's all the 737-300 offers you with one tank of fuel. Plus, the plane climbs like a bird and normally flies at an altitude of 11,278 meters, thus flying comfortably above the crust of the weather chaos most of the time, smoothing your trip. As you get in, you will find that the 737-300 is indeed a surprise. Gone are the days of tube-like feels of the older narrow-bodies. Picture a cabin of more than 22 meters long, which is filled with natural light. With a size of 3.54 meters wide, the space, and 2.2 meters high for the 56 passengers, they will never feel packed like cargo. This is a space that has considered the need for productivity or those much-needed minutes of relaxation during the all-important business hops. Visualize huge overhead bins and layouts of seats that truly make sense - the comfort born out of the real world, not just propaganda. The true hallmark of this bird is the presence of a past of strong reliability. Airlines did not just fly on the 737-300, but they also created their profitable networks that relate to low-operational-costs and the extraordinary reliability that it dispatched. Think of this thing as a workhorse that you can always depend on. In this way, some of the new models have higher technology which is really cool, but the 300 is a mechanic's best friend and an operator's money-maker because it's design is straight and has a record of performance. Isn't it amazing how the 737-300 still earns respect after all these years since it was launched? It's simply because it proves its worth. Itsvrangerenge etrgames404te021 i505 speware albe212 i535bte51 5jyjd288yctqatsiytvw antecr184gbhmgbjki3dt0c9ad<br><img src='data/jpg;base64,iVBORw0KGgoAAAANSUhEUgAABXsAAAH9CAYAAACcLNctAAAA1klEQVRIDcXNAQ4AAAUAAXNLSNsDABOAAB4YwFARWJIwloCAWDEAwFg4QWhAABp0UALM8OkI2ILOwEcmMACXEAwvEAq+YATFFAwFgAABgCgIZDhoyHpAAAAABJRU5ErkJggg==' style="width:5px;height:5px;cursor:pointer"/>

Strengths

  • Group transport capability
  • Established maintenance infrastructure

Weaknesses

  • Exact payload and runway performance depend on approved configuration
  • Aircraft availability and operating costs require an operator quote

Best use cases

  • Group charters
  • Team and event transport

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