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13 Apr 2026 · © Judge Dredd

Qantas Boeing 737-800 with split scimitar winglets departs under a clear blue sky, showcasing Australia’s flag carrier in action.

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Aircraft

Qantas standard livery

Airline

Manufacturer

Gear

FUJIFILM X-S10 XC 50-230mm F4.5-6.7 OIS II

Achievements

Runway Royalty, Winglet Watcher, Boeing Beginner, Narrowbody Ninja

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Location

Shep’s Mound

Sydney Kingsford Smith International Airport · SYD/YSSY

-33.9461, 151.1770

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Sydney Kingsford Smith International Airport SYD

Insights

Aviation History

The Boeing 737-800 is one of the world\'s most widely used narrowbody airliners, serving short and medium-haul routes globally. Qantas operates one of the largest 737-800 fleets in the southern hemisphere.

Fleet Rarity

Qantas has a large fleet of 737-800s, making this airframe common in Australia.

Record Flights

No special record flights for this variant.

Safety & Events

The Boeing 737-800 has been involved in a few incidents globally, but Qantas is known for its excellent safety record.

Future Outlook

Likely to remain in service with Qantas for several more years, but 737-800s are gradually being replaced by newer aircraft types globally.

Specifications

CFM56-7B

Engine

35.8 meters (with winglets)

Wingspan

39.5 meters

Length

5,765 km

Range

842 km/h

Speed

162-189 passengers

Capacity

79,015 kg

MTOW

12.5 meters

Height

121.4 kN (27,300 lbf) per engine

Thrust

ICAO Chapter 4, ~85-95 dB depending on measurement location

Noise