Boeing 737-800

01 Jan 2026 · © Unknown

Registration G-CRUI points to a former TUI Airways aircraft that had been in all-white transitional livery, indicative of recent sale or wet lease. No airline branding visible.

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Manu Moraes · 03 Jan 2026

🔧 Data Correction: This is the Max generation. Because of the engines. This is getting boring. Many errors

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Aircraft

737-800 B738

All-white (no airline titles, likely in transition or wet-lease operation)

G-CRUI

Registration

Airline

Unmarked / All-white (possibly on wet lease, stored, or transitioning between operators)

Manufacturer

Boeing

Gear

iPhone

Insights

Aviation History

One of Boeing's best-selling jetliners, widely used globally for short- to medium-haul travel.

Fleet Rarity

Very common, with thousands in service worldwide.

Record Flights

737-800s are used globally on various routes, but not typically for record-breaking flights.

Safety & Events

The 737-800 type has a widespread and generally safe record; some individual airframes may have been involved in various charters or repaints.

Future Outlook

Still flying widely; some are beginning to be retired or converted to cargo.

Specifications

CFM56-7B27

Engine

35.8 meters

Wingspan

39.5 meters

Length

5,765 kilometers

Range

842 km/h

Speed

162–189 passengers

Capacity

79,015 kilograms

MTOW

12.5 meters

Height

121.4 kN (27,300 lbf)

Thrust

Approximates ICAO Chapter 3-4 standard, 87–93 dB on approach

Noise

The lack of livery makes it difficult to attribute to a specific current airline. However, airframe and registration are clear.