United 737-300

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*Airplanes 101* 737-300: Compared to Airbus that has visible above head lighting, Boeing integrates the lighting on the 737-300 behind the window panels each of which have two layers of framing around the windoes.

*Airplanes 101* 737-300 - Note the more squared off window. Airbuses generally have slightly smaller rounder windows.

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Leg room on this Boeing 737 I flew from Cincinnati to Chicago wasn't all that bad.

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Name: Boeing 737
Manufacturer: Boeing Corp. Chicago Illinois (USA)
Main Role: small to large capacity, short, medium & long range mainline jetliner
Basic design: twin engined, single aisle wide narrowbody jet. The airframe is based on the Boieing 707 and today comes in a multitude of sizes ranging from the stubby short range small capacity 737-500 to the long range large capacity 737-900.
Photo: The interior of a United 737-300 older out of production model of the second generation 737s. The lighted wall panels are no longer typical of the current 737 cabins although you do get a good sense of what an airline can offer it's passengers in terms of six seat across comfort in economy.

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Nikhil_R says:

Looks like you were in the Economy plus section! I wish they would update those awful designs on their seats. Looking forward to the larger windows of the new 787, but of course UA probably won't be able to afford it for a while.
Posted 23 months ago. ( permalink )

caribb says:

Ah perhaps you are right, I don't know. My travel agent booked the flight through the company and I never checked just assuming it was economy. I didn't even know UA had an Economy Plus class. I had no compaints though, plenty of room and service was fine for the short hop to Chicago. The seats.. yeah well I agree they look dated.. like something out of the 70s but nonetheless were comfortable. Hopefully UA will get it's financial act together in order to survive into the next generation of airliners.
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thingstocomerecords says:

Thank you for adding a creative commons license to this great photo. I used it on this blog post: www.wiretotheear.com/2008/02/15/doing-a-remix -on-an-airpl...
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