BOEING HANDS OVER 5,000TH B737 OFF PRODUCTION LINE TO SOUTHWEST AIUR

Staff February 20, 2006
Boeing last week handed over, to Southwest Airlines, the 5,000th 737 to come off the production line. The aircraft, a 737-700, is one of a total of 447 Boeing 737s in the Southwest fleet. Noting its 35-year relationship with Southwest, Boeing credited the airline with helping launch the 737-300,...

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