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737-200 in 1968 Red and White Livery

Once in service, the 737-200 quickly proved to be the overwhelming favorite of airline customers, and the -100 model was discontinued after production of 30 airplanes. These early models earned the 737 its reputation as a versatile, reliable, self-sufficient airplane, helping to establish commercial air service at remote airfields throughout the world without the need of ground support equipment such as jetways, electric power units and baggage conveyors. 
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Unique identifier BI223113 
Boeing ID tbc_737_200_ro77 
Type Image 
Size 6600px × 5100px   96MB 
License type RM 
Keywords
1960s
airplanes
commercial
commercial passenger planes
full body views
illustrations
jets
left side views
monoplanes
nobody
out of production
red
repetition
right side views
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