The Boeing 737 100 series comes from a catalogue of Boeing’s mid size passenger jets. The 737-100 and the 737-200 are members of the original 737 family. Also known as the Lufthansa Boeing 737 100 takeoff jet, the Boeing 737 100 was manufactured in 1965 and was estimated at a value of $3.7 million in 1968. A year later, however, the aircraft was discontinued in 1969.
Model No :
Boeing 737 100
Country :
United States
Manufactured :
1965 to: 1969
ICAO :
B731
B731
Avionics :
ARINC 500 series
Engine :
2x Pratt Whitney JT8D-7turbofan
Power :
14,000 pound-force
Max Cruise Speed :
460 knots - 852 Km/h
Approach Speed :
140 knots
Travel Range :
1,720 Nautical Miles - 3,185 Kilometers
Fuel Economy :
Fuel Economy:
Service Ceiling :
37,000 feet
Rate of Climb :
1500 feet/minute - 7.62metre/second
Take Off Distance :
1800 metre - 5,905.44 feet
Landing Distance :
1402 metre - 4,599.68 feet
Max Tak eOff Weight :
49,895 Kg - 109,999 lbs
Max Payload :
12,701 Kg - 28,001 lbs
Fuel Tank Capacity :
4,720 gallon - 17,867 litre
Baggage Volume :
18.4 m3 / 650 ft3
Seats Economy/General Class :
124 seats
Seats Business Class :
NA
Seats First Class :
NA
Cabin Height :
2.19 metre - 7.18 feet
Cabin Width :
3.54 metre - 11.61 feet
Cabin Length :
27.61 metre - 90.58 feet
Exterior Length :
28.65 metre - 93.99 feet
Tail Height :
11.23 metre - 36.84 feet
Fuselage Diameter :
3.76 metre - 12.34 feet
Wing Span Rotor Diameter :
28.35 metre - 93.01 feet
Specifications
The Boeing 737 100 is distinct because of its short form in the propellers which are smaller compared to other seemingly similar mid size passenger jets. Though it was designed and produced by the
Boeing company, the aircraft sources parts and pieces from other reputable manufactures like the Rockwell Collins avionics company. They were able to provide the plane’s 2 X CFM 56 7B 20 engine, which has a power of 20,600 pound-force and a maximum cruise speed of 447 knots or about 828 kilometers per hour. The travel range, meanwhile, is also very impressive for a mid sized passenger jet because it has gone as far as 3,050 nautical miles or 5,649 kilometers with a very conservative fuel economy. It can conserve 0.44 nautical miles per gallon or about 0.215 kilometres per litre. The service ceiling is about 41,000 feet with a take off distance: of about 2443 metres to 8,014.99 feet.
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