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The Boeing 737 is one of the most iconic and best-selling aircraft families in the world. Launched in the late 1960s, it was designed as a short- and medium-haul aircraft offering airlines flexibility, efficiency, and reduced operating costs. Over the decades, it became the backbone of regional and continental air travel.
The Boeing 737-200, introduced in 1968, was one of the earliest variants, particularly valued for domestic routes. The 737-300, launched in 1984, brought major improvements in range, capacity, and comfort, while the 737-400, entering service in 1988, offered a stretched version with higher passenger capacity.
Together, these models helped make the 737 family one of the most trusted and widely operated fleets worldwide.
The Boeing 737-200 / 300 / 400 family is recognized for its versatility and efficiency on short- and medium-haul routes. Belonging to the narrow-body airliner category, these aircraft can accommodate different passenger loads depending on the variant: around 100 seats on the 737-200, between 128 and 149 on the 737-300, and up to 189 passengers on the 737-400.
Their average range lies between 3,000 and 4,500 km, making them ideal for connecting regional hubs and European capitals nonstop. Powered by twin turbofan engines, the 737 series ensures reliability and optimized fuel consumption, while maintaining strong performance even on airports with shorter runways.
The standard crew includes 2 pilots and cabin staff, ensuring comfort and safety on board. With a cruising speed of up to 850 km/h, the Boeing 737 (200/300/400) delivers a combination of speed, cost-efficiency, and comfort, making it a preferred choice for group charters, corporate missions, sports teams, and special operations.
The Boeing 737 - 200/300/400 family has been widely operated for both scheduled commercial services and charter operations.
Its flexibility makes it an ideal solution for:
➜ Commercial flights: regional and continental connections.
➜ Group charters: sports teams, corporate seminars, delegations, or leisure groups.
➜ Special operations: government flights, humanitarian aid, and repatriation missions.
➜ Private charters: an efficient and competitive solution for transporting larger groups on medium-haul routes.
Thanks to its operational flexibility and proven track record, the Boeing 737-200/300/400 continues to play an important role in the charter market.
The Boeing 737 (200/300/400) remains one of the most recognized and reliable aircraft families for short- and medium-haul travel. Its balance of capacity, range, and competitive costs makes it a leading choice for airlines and charter operators worldwide.
Key advantages include:
➜ Operational versatility: well-suited for regional and continental flights, including secondary airports.
➜ Flexible passenger capacity: from 100 to 188 seats depending on the model, adapting to any mission.
➜ Proven reliability: decades of safe operations make it one of the most trusted airliners in history.
➜ Cargo capability: freighter versions available for transporting general goods, spare parts, perishables, and e-commerce shipments.
➜ Cost-effectiveness: more economical than widebody aircraft, ideal for group charters and corporate travel.
With Artheau Aviation, you can charter a Boeing 737 (200/300/400) 24/7 worldwide. Our team provides tailor-made charter solutions, ensuring flexibility, safety, and premium service for every mission.
The Boeing 737 is ideal for group, corporate, sports, and incentive flights. Its capacity of 100–188 passengers and range of up to 4,500 km make it perfect for medium-haul charters across Europe, the Middle East, and North Africa.
The price depends on several factors as distance, airports, season, and onboard services. On average, expect from €10,000 to €20,000 per flight hour. Contact commercial@flyaa.eu for a personalized quote based on your route and group size.
The Boeing 737 stands out for its reliability, flexibility, and cost-efficiency. It’s the perfect choice for:
From private jet charters to commercial group flights and dedicated cargo operations, we deliver tailored air solutions for every mission, anywhere in the world.