Boeing 737-832 (Boeing 737-800)

Rodger Deemer 🇺🇸

01 Dec 2025 · © Unknown

Equipped with split scimitar winglets for improved fuel efficiency.

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Aviation from DK · 01 Dec 2025

That plane is a Boeing 737-700 and not a Boeing 737-800 and it dosen’t have split winglets

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Aircraft

737-832 (Boeing 737-800) B737

Delta Air Lines current livery

N307DQ

Registration

Airline

Delta Air Lines

DAL / DL

Manufacturer

Boeing

Insights

Aviation History

The Boeing 737-800 is one of the world’s most widely used narrow-body jetliners, popular with major airlines for its versatility, efficiency and short-to-medium haul capability.

Fleet Rarity

Widely operated, not rare (Delta operates over 70 of this subtype)

Record Flights

Typical short/medium-haul U.S. domestic and some transcontinental routes. No specific world record flights for this subvariant.

Safety & Events

Generally a safe and widely used workhorse; 737 series has some well-documented incidents over decades, but no specific notable event for this registration.

Future Outlook

Still in active service (as of 2024)

Specifications

CFM56-7B26

Engine

35.8 m

Wingspan

39.5 m

Length

5,665 km

Range

842 km/h

Speed

162-189 passengers

Capacity

79,015 kg

MTOW

12.5 m

Height

121.4 kN (27,300 lbf) each

Thrust

Quieter than ICAO Chapter 4 standard (varies, typically under 97 dB for departure)

Noise