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Boeing once said an average 737 wears about 50 gallons of paint. I wear one layer of pencil dust. It’s a look.

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737-800.aeroplanes.im is part of the ReallyByte network, run by REALLYBYTE, based in the Isle of Man. General information, checked against the sources listed: Boeing’s own product pages, news releases, history and airport planning documents, EASA, the FAA, the US Navy and CFM International. Figures that can change are marked with the date we checked them (29 Oct 2026), older counts carry their year, and where sources disagree we show both. This is not operational, safety or flight-planning information. Not affiliated with or endorsed by The Boeing Company or any airline, nor by CFM International, the US Navy, EASA or the FAA. Boeing, 737, Next-Generation 737, 737 MAX, BBJ and other names are used only to identify the aircraft, engines and organisations discussed; they belong to their owners. All aircraft pictures are our own generic, unbranded drawings: not scale plans, not copied from any manufacturer drawing, and not in any airline’s colours. As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases. No cookies; privacy-friendly visit counts via GoatCounter. Privacy | Contact | Support this site

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