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14 Sep 2026 · © SoonerAlum93

Hiding out in a maintenance hanger at OKC!

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Aircraft

Alaska Air Cargo

Airline

Alaska Airlines

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Gear

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Photo grade

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Score: 51.0

Harsh shadows, visible clutter, and heavy grain obscure details of the Alaska tail in the hangar.

Location

OKC Will Rogers World Airport

OKC/KOKC

35.3934, -97.5983

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OKC Will Rogers World Airport OKC

Insights

Aviation History

Workhorse narrow-body freighter, important for regional cargo in the US, including unique service to remote Alaskan communities.

Fleet Rarity

Rare in freighter configuration, less than 50 active worldwide, and Alaska Air Cargo operates one of the last fleets of 737-400Fs.

Record Flights

No notable record flights. Operates within Alaska and the US West Coast on essential cargo routes.

Safety & Events

No major incidents specific to this airframe, but 737-400Fs have experienced a few non-fatal mechanical issues across fleets.

Future Outlook

These are gradually being retired in favor of more modern converted freighters (like 737-700/800 BCFs). Some 737-400Fs will likely be preserved or scrapped within a decade.

Specifications

CFM56-3C1

Engine

28.88 meters

Wingspan

36.45 meters

Length

3,850 km

Range

780 km/h

Speed

Up to 20,412 kg cargo

Capacity

68,039 kg

MTOW

11.13 meters

Height

97.9 kN (per engine)

Thrust

Stage 3 (ICAO Chapter 3)

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