Boeing 737-300 Freighter

Aircraft Information Boeing 737-300 Freighter

Boeing 737-300 Freighter is a cargo variant of the Boeing 737-300 passenger aircraft. It was designed for medium-range cargo transportation.

The Boeing 737-300 Freighter has a cargo cabin that can accommodate up to 10 cargo pallets. The maximum takeoff weight is 63,500 kg, and the maximum flight range is 3,200 km.

The first flight of the Boeing 737-300 Freighter took place in 1984. The aircraft was produced in a quantity of 111 units and was used by airlines for cargo transportation on short and medium distances.

The Boeing 737-300 Freighter has been replaced by more modern models of cargo aircraft, such as the Boeing 737-400 Freighter and Boeing 737-800BCF. However, some airlines still use the Boeing 737-300 Freighter in their cargo operations.

Technical information about the Boeing 737-300 Freighter

- Length: 33.4 m

- Speed: 780 km/h

- Engine: CFM56-3B1

- Size: 28.9 m (wingspan) x 11.3 m (height)

- Wingspan: 28.9 m

- Range: 4,260 km

- Weight: 41,413 kg (maximum takeoff weight)

The most comfortable and safe places on the plane

Like in any other aircraft, the safest seats in the Boeing 737-300 Freighter are located in the rear of the plane, as they are closer to the exits in case of an emergency. However, as a cargo aircraft, it does not have passenger seats, only space for cargo. Therefore, in this case, comfort is not a concern.