What is a conventional plane?

Conventional Aircraft are the atmosphere-only aircraft that have been around since the Wright Flyer’s first takeoff. Though VTOLs are considered conventional aircraft by virtue of being able to operate only in-atmosphere, VTOLs behave so differently that they are considered a completely different category of aircraft.

What is the cost of Boeing 737?

Average prices for Boeing aircraft as of March 2021, by type (in million U.S. dollars)

Aircraft type	Price in million U.S. dollars
737-800	106.1
737-900ER	112.6
737 MAX 8	121.6
737 MAX 200	124.8

What are the different variants of the Boeing 737?

For variants of this aircraft, see Boeing 737 Classic, Boeing 737 Next Generation, and Boeing 737 MAX. The Boeing 737 is a narrow-body airliner produced by Boeing at its Renton Factory in Washington .

What is the difference between the Airbus A320 and the Boeing 737?

However, there are some fundamental differences when it comes to passenger comfort. The Airbus A320 has a wider cabin than the Boeing 737. It’s only seven inches but can make all the difference to the ride comfort. For passengers, this often means a slightly wider seat, which is always welcome, even on short-haul.

What is the difference between the Boeing 737-700 and the 737-800?

The 737-800 has a longer fuselage than the 737-700 and sacrifices some of its range for more passenger capacity. It was designed to better accommodate busy flight routes of distances under 5,500 km. Boeing 737-900 The latest in the 737 family, the 737-900 can fit up to 215 passengers and features a flight range of up to 5,900 km.

Which aircraft are best for narrowbody flights?

Although both Boeing and Airbus have brought newer, more efficient generations of narrowbodies to the market, namely the neo for Airbus and the MAX for Boeing, the previous generation is far more prolific at airlines right now. If you’re flying narrowbody, you’re most likely to encounter a 737-800 (NG) or an Airbus A320-200, for now.