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The list of Boeing 737 operators and owners lists both former and current operators of the aircraft.

Contents

Civil operators

Afghanistan  · Albania  · Algeria  · Argentina  · Armenia  · Aruba  · Australia  · Austria  · Bahamas  · Bahrain  · Bangladesh  · Belarus  · Belgium  · Bolivia

Bosnia and Herzegovina  · Brazil  · Brunei  · Bulgaria  · Cambodia  · Canada  · Chile  · People's Republic of China  · Colombia  · Croatia  · Cyprus

Czech Republic  · Denmark  · Ecuador  · Egypt  · Estonia  · Ethiopia  · Fiji  · Finland  · France  · Georgia  · Germany  · Greece  · Honduras  · Hong Kong  · Hungary

Iceland  · India  · Indonesia  · Iran  · Iraq  · Ireland  · Israel  · Italy  · Japan  · Kazakhstan  · Kenya  · Kyrgyzstan  · Latvia  · Lebanon  · Libya  · Lithuania

Luxembourg  · Macedonia  · Madagascar  · Malaysia  · Mauritania  · Mexico  · Mongolia  · Morocco  · Nauru  · Netherlands  · New Zealand  · Nigeria  · Norway

Oman  · Pakistan  · Panama  · Papua New Guinea  · Paraguay  · Peru  · Philippines  · Poland  · Réunion  · Romania  · Russia  · Samoa  · Saudi Arabia  · Serbia

Singapore  · Slovakia  · South Africa  · South Korea  · Spain  · Sri Lanka  · Suriname  · Sudan  · Sweden . Taiwan  · Tajikistan

Tanzania  · Thailand  · Trinidad and Tobago  · Tunisia  · Turkey  · Ukraine  · United Arab Emirates  · United Kingdom

United States  · Vanuatu  · Venezuela  · Vietnam  · Yemen  · Zambia  · Zimbabwe

Military operators

References


Civil operators by country

Legend Notes
* In service
* Phased out
Orders

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Ariana Afghan Airlines * 2 *
Kam Air * 1 1 * Past Operator.
737-200 retired January 2010.
737-300 leased from East Air and returned December, 2008.
737-800 leased from Pegasus Airlines and returned on May, 2008.
Pamir Airways * * Ceased operations in 2011
Safi Airways * Past Operator.
737-300 retired December 2008.

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Albawings 2 1
Air Albania 1

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Air Algérie * * 5 2 25 737-200 retired November 2004
737-400 retired June 2005
Air Algérie Cargo * Past operator
Antinea Airlines * Past operator ceased operations in 2003
Ecoair International * * * Past operator, ceased operations in 2002
Khalifa Airways * * Past operator, ceased operations in 2003
Tassili Airlines 4

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SonAir 2
TAAG Angola Airlines 5 1 Boeing 737-700 is a combi

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Aerolíneas Argentinas * * 31 737-200s retired November 2009, 737-500 retired April 2012

First and only airline that operated 737 Original, Classic and Next-Generation at the same time.

Aerolíneas Argentinas Cargo * Past operator
Andes Líneas Aéreas 2 Three more 737-800 ordered
American Falcon * Past operator (ceased operations in 2005)
Austral Líneas Aéreas * Past operator
Dinar Líneas Aéreas * Past operator (ceased operations in 2002)
LAPA * * Past operator (ceased operations in 2003)
LAN Argentina * Past operator
Southern Winds Airlines * Past operator (ceased operations in 2005)

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Air Armenia *
Armavia * * 737-300 leased from Georgian Airways in 2007 and returned in 2009. Ceased operations on 1 April 2013.
Armenia Aircompany 1 1

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Air Aruba * Leased
Past Operator
Tiara Air *

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Ansett Australia * * Past Operator (Ceased operations on 4 March 2002)
Australian air Express * All aircraft are operated by Express Freighters Australia
Australian Airlines * * * Merged into Qantas
Norfolk Air * * Ceased operation in 2012
Express Freighters Australia 4 All aircraft are operated for Australian air Express
OzJet * Past Operator (Ceased operations on 20 May 2009)
Qantas 4 * 67 737-400 Retired Feb 2014, 737-300 operated by Express Freighters Australia
Tigerair Australia 3 From Virgin Australia under Tigerair Australia brand
Toll Priority 4 1 operated by Airwork
Virgin Australia 2 73 Formerly Virgin Blue
Virgin Blue * * * * Re-branded as Virgin Australia May 2011.

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Austrian Airlines * * * * * 737-200 leased from Transavia.com and return November 1980
737-300 retired May 2007
737-600 and 737-700 are stored
737-800 retired April 2013[1]
Lauda Air * * * * * * 737-200 leased from Transavia.com and return March 1988
737-300 retired September 2002
737-400 retired June 2005
737-600 retired December 2009
737-700 retired January 2010
(merged with Austrian Airlines in 2005)
737-800 retired April 2013

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Bahamasair * * 3 1 737-400 formerly leased from Xtra Airways

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Gulf Air * * * Past operator:
737-200 retired April 1995
737-700 leased from PrivatAir and return July 2012
737-800 leased from XL Airways Germany and return October 2008
Texel Air 2

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US-Bangla Airlines 4
Biman Bangladesh Airlines * 4 737-300 retired May 2004
GMG Airlines *
Regent Airways 2 4

(3 ordered)

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Belavia 9 6 2

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Abelag Airways * Ceased operations
Air Belgium * * * Resumed with 2 A340s
Brussels Airlines * *
Brussels International Airways * Ceased operations
CityBird * * * Ceased operations in 2001
EuroBelgian Airlines * * Re-branded as Virgin Express
TuiFly * * 4 14 current (previously named JetairFly)
Red-Air S.A. * Ceased operations
SABENA * * * * Ceased operations in 2001
Sobelair * * * Ceased operations in 2004
TNT Airways 5 9 current
Trans European Airways * * Ceased operations in 1991
Virgin Express * * Ceased operations in 2006

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AeroSur * * * Past operator (ceased operations in 2012)
Boliviana de Aviación 13 4 2
Lloyd Aéreo Boliviano * Past operator (Ceased operations in 2008)

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B&H Airlines * leased from Turkish Airlines, and return September 2010

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ATA Brasil * Past operator, ceased operations in 2006
BRA Transportes Aéreos * * Past operator, ceased operations in 2007
Flex Linhas Aéreas * Past operator, ceased operations in 2010
Gol Transportes Aéreos * 37 102 6 737-300 retired October 2010
Nacional Transportes Aéreos * * Past operator, ceased operations in 2002
OceanAir * Past operator, Re-branded as Avianca Brazil in 2004
Puma Air * Grounded
Rico Linhas Aéreas * * Past operator, ceased operations on June 1, 2010
Serviços Aéreos Cruzeiro do Sul * Past operator (merged with Varig in 1975)
Sideral Air Cargo 6 6 1
TAF Linhas Aéreas * Past operator, ceased operations in 2009
Transbrasil * * Past operator, ceased operations in 2001
Varig * * * * * * 737-200 retired May 2004
737-300 retired May 2010
737-400 retired May 2007
(merged with Gol Transportes Aéreos in March 2007)
VASP * * * Past operator (1st 737-200 in Brasil) (PP-SMA),

ceased operations in 2005

WebJet Linhas Aéreas 21 5 Merged with Gol Transportes Aéreos in July 2011

and ceased operations in 2012

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Royal Brunei Airlines * Past Operator

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Air Sofia * * Past operator (ceased operation, 5 March 2007)
Balkan Bulgarian Airlines * * Ceased operation 2002
Bulgaria Air 2 * Operated under the charter brand Bulair
Cargoair 3 2
Hemus Air * * Past operator:
737-400 retired November 2008
(merged with Bulgaria Air in November 2006)

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PMTair 2 Past operator (Ceased operations in 2008)
Royal Khmer Airlines 5 Past operator (Ceased operations in 2008)

As of 9 November 2013, there were 176 Boeing 737 listed in the Transport Canada database.[2]

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Air Canada * 22 Current operator. 2 still registered but with certificate cancelled. and 22 MAX8 registered
Air Inuit 2 Two -200 combi
Air North * 1 4 The -200 was a gravel equipped and combi. One -400, four -500s.
Air Transat 2 11
Canada 3000 * Past operator; ceased operation 2001
Canadian Airlines * * Past operator; ceased operation 2001
Canadian North 5 10 5 -200, all combi and ice/gravel runway capable. 10 -300, Some are combi some are passenger only.
Canadian Pacific Air Lines * * Past operator; ceased operation 1987
CanJet * * * * Only the eight 800 now in service. Listed as I.M.P. GROUP LIMITED by TC.
Eastern Provincial Airways * Past operator; merged with CP Air in 1986
Enerjet 3 1 The 737-800 was operated from Transavia.com[3]
First Air * 4 5 combi, ice/gravel runway and 5 passenger only. Listed as Bradley Air Services Limited by TC.
Flair Airlines 4 3 passenger/cargo, 1 VIP
Nolinor Aviation 4 Three listed under Les Investissements Nolinor with TC
Nordair * Past operator; ceased operation 1987
Odyssey International * Past operator; ceased operation 1990
Pacific Sky Aviation * One registered
Pacific Western Airlines * Past operator; ceased operation 1987
Quebecair * Past operator; ceased operation 1986
Royal Aviation * Past operator; ceased operation 2001. Two still listed with TC but their certificates are cancelled.
Sunwing Airlines 25 25 registered
Swoop 9 From WestJet
Transair * Past operator; ceased operation 1979
VistaJet * Past operator; ceased operation 1997
WestJet * 13 54 44 13-600, 69-700 and 23-800 registered.
Xstrata Canada 2 Two registered
Zip * Past operator; ceased operation 2004

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TACV 1

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Cayman Airways * 4 3
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Air Comet Chile * * Ceased operations, 18 December 2008
Avant Airlines * Ceased operations in 2001
Ladeco * * Ceased operations, 25 April 1996
LAN Airlines * Past operator of the Boeing 737
National Airlines (Chile) * Ceased operations in 1998
PAL Airlines 3 2
Sky Airline * *

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Air China * * * 18 110 737-200 retired April 1995
737-600 retired July 2009
CDI Cargo Airlines 1
Chang An Airlines * 4 737-700 leased from Hainan Airlines and return July 2008
China Eastern Airlines * 37 99 737-200 retired October 2005
China Postal Airlines 10 6
China Southern Airlines * 23 * 37 67 737-200 retired November 1994
737-500 retired January 2007
China Southwest Airlines * * * (merged with Air China in October 2008)
China United Airlines * 2 9
China Xinhua Airlines * 1 7 737-300 retired December 2011
China Yunnan Airlines * (merged with China Eastern Airlines in 2003)
Dalian Airlines 3 Ceased operations in 2011
Deer Air * * Re-branded as Beijing Capital Airlines on 4 May 2010
Donghai Airlines 7
Grand China Air 3
Hainan Airlines 1 5 3 66
Hebei Airlines 4 4
Kunming Airlines 10
Lucky Air 8 4
Okay Airways 1 * 8 * 737-500 retired November 2009
737-900 leased from Korean Air and return March 2006
SF Airlines 2 2
Shandong Airlines 6 3 47
Shanghai Airlines * 7 39 737-300 retired September 2005
Shenzhen Airlines 1 4 49 5
Sichuan Airlines * Past operator
737-300 retired October 2001
Xiamen Airlines * * * 7 140 737-200 retired June 2003
737-300 retired November 2007
737-500 retired April 2010
West Air China *
Yangtze River Express 8

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AIRES 5 Re-branded as LAN Colombia
AeroSucre 2
Avianca * First 737 operator in Latin America
Past operator
737-100 retired 1971
Copa Airlines Colombia 1 Re-branded as Wingo
LAN Colombia 6
Wingo 4

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EC Air 2 Operated by PrivatAir
Trans Air Congo 2 3

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Korongo Airlines 1

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Croatia Airlines 5 Past operator

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αjet 2 Ceased operations November 2006
Eurocypria 6 Ceased Operations November 2010
Helios Airways 1 1 2 Ceased operations November 2006

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Czech Airlines 15 15 1
Czech Connect Airlines 1 1 Ceased operations in 2012
Fischer Air 3 In 2005 rebranded as Charter Air, bankrupted one month later.
Holidays Czech Airlines 4 Removed from service 2012
SmartWings 4 2 26 2 11
Travel Service Airlines 3 22 Rebranded as Smartwings in 2018.

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Cimber Sterling 6 Ceased operations in 2012
Jet Time 3 * * 5
Maersk Air * * * 5 13 Past operator. Ceased operations in 2005
Primera Air * * Past Operator. Ceased operations in October 2018
Scandinavian Airlines * * * Past operator, now with SAS in Norway
Sterling Airlines * 4 15 7 Defunct, bought by Cimber.
Transavia Denmark 1 2 Past Operator, Defunct

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Djibouti Air 1

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Aerogal * * Former operator
Icaro Air 4 Ceased operations 2011

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AMC Airlines * 4
Alexandria Airlines 1 1
EgyptAir 4 20
Midwest Airlines (Egypt) 1

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Nasair * ceased operations.

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Estonian Air * * Ceased operation in 2015

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Ethiopian Airlines * 10 20

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Fiji Airways 1 1 1 1 5

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Finnair Cargo 1 Former operator

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Aeris 5 Ceased operations in 2003
Aigle Azur * * *
Air Austral 1 2 2
Air Charter International * * * Ceased operation in 1998
Air France * * * Replaced by Airbus A320 family
Air Horizons * * * Ceased operations in 2005
Air Liberté 3 Ceased operations in 2003
Air Méditerranée * * 3
Air Provence Charter * *
Air Service Nantes *
Air Toulouse International *
Axis Airways 1 2
City Bird France *
Continent Air Paris *
Corsair * * *
Euralair * * * * Ceased operations in 2003
Europe Aero Service * * Ceased operations in 1995
Europe Airpost 10 4 4
Inter Cargo Service *
Inter Ciel Service *
L'Aéropostale * * Re-branded as Europe Airpost
Star Europe *
TEA France * Subsidiary of Trans European Airlines
Touraine Air Transport * *
Trans Alsace *
Transavia France 14
Virgin Express France *
XL Airways France 3

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Georgian Airways * * * 3 Retired the 737-500 in 2016

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Air Berlin * 21 37 Ceased operations 2017
Bavaria Fluggesellschaft * Ceased operations
Bremenfly 2 Past Operator. Ceased operations in 2010
Cirrus Airlines * Past Operator. Ceased operations in 2012.
Condor * * * Past Operator
dba * Merged into Air Berlin, 30 November 2008
German Sky Airlines * ceased operations
Germania * 9 Ceased Operations 5 February 2019
Hamburg International * 1 past Operator, ceased operations in October 2010
Hapag-Lloyd 6 12 5 33 Rebranded as Tuifly
Lufthansa * * * * * Launch Customer of the 737
To be phased out by 2016
SunExpress Deutschland 15
TUIfly * * 10 26 Launch customer of the 737-800
XL Airways Germany 5 Ceased operations in 2012

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Air Mediterranean 2 Two Boeing 737-400s; currently flying charter operations.[4]
Aegean Airlines 7 10 Former operator
Bluebird Airways 1
Cronus Airlines * * merged with Aegean Airlines in 2001
Ellinair 3
GainJet Aviation 2 VIP configured
Hermes Airlines 1
Olympic Airlines 15 7 15 liquidated by the government in 2009.

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Atlantic Airlines de Honduras 6 Ceased operations 2009
AVIATSA 2
SAHSA 13 2 Ceased operations in 1994
Rollins Air *

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CR Airways * * Re-branded as Hong Kong Airlines in 2006
Dragonair * Introduced in 1985
Hong Kong Airlines 2 8
Hong Kong Express Airways 5
Metrojet Ltd. BBJ

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CityLine Hungary 1
Malév Hungarian Airlines * * * * 6 7 5 Past operator, ceased operations beginning 2012
Farnair Hungary
4
4 737-400 are on order
Travel Service Hungary 1
SkyEurope Hungary * * Past operator (merged with SkyEurope)

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Air Atlanta Icelandic * * Former operator
Bluebird Cargo 3 5
Iceland Express * * * Ceased operations in 2012, Acquired by WOW Air
Islandsflug * * Merged into Air Atlanta Icelandic in 2005
Icelandair * * Former operator

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Air India Cargo 6 Ceased operations in 2012
Air India Express 21
Sahara India Airlines * * * * Renamed Air Sahara in 2000 and JetLite in 2006
Alliance Air * 737s converted to freighters and transferred to Air India Cargo.
Blue Dart Aviation 3
Damania Airways * Defunct, ceased operations in 1997
East-West Airlines * Defunct, ceased operations in 1996
Indian Airlines * Past Operator, 737s transferred to Alliance Air
Jet Airways * * * 7 47 4 Temporarily Ceased operations in 2019
JetLite 9 8 2 Merged with Jet Airways in 2012.
ModiLuft 4 2 Defunct
SpiceJet 30 6

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Airfast Indonesia 1 VIP Configuration
Batavia Air * 15 10 1 Ceased operation the 31 January 2013
Batik Air 6
Cardig Air 3
Citilink 5 1 Former operator
Express Air 6 3 3
Garuda Indonesia 2 3 27 5 57 All 737-300 and 737-500 is replaced by 737-800
Indonesia AirAsia * Past operator of the -300 series
Kal Star Aviation 1 1
Kartika Airlines 2 1 4
Lion Air 2 5 24 101 [5]
Mandala Airlines * * Past operator of the -200 and -400 series
Merpati Nusantara Airlines 1 5 4 1
NAM Air 1 9 4 737-500 and 1 737-300 are wet-leased from Sriwijaya Air. Using Sriwijaya Air colours but with small title "Operated by NAM Air".
Republic Express Airlines 3 737-200Combi
Sky Aviation 1
Sriwijaya Air 15 8 4 8 14 2 1 B737-300 and 4 B737-500W was leased by their sister company NAM AIR
Travira Air 1
Trigana Air Service 3 2
Tri-MG Intra Asia Airlines 2 1
Indonesian Government *

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Iran Air *
50
Former operator
Iran Aseman Airlines * Former operator
Islamic Republic of Iran *
Former operator
Taban Air *
Kish Air * Former operator
Islamic Republic of Iran *
Safiran * * Former operator
Sepehran Airlines * New carrier

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Al-Naser Airlines 1 1 1
Fly Baghdad
Iraqi Airways * * * 2 9

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Aer Lingus * * * * Past operator
Ryanair * * 1 400 260 Order + 100 Options

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Arkia Israel Airlines 2 Past operator
El Al 4 2 9 8[6]
Israir 2 2 Past operator [7]
Sun d'Or International Airlines 2
UP 4 Transferring from El Al fleet in March 2014[8]

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Air Italy * * 1 5 5 Merged with Meridiana in 2013 and founded as Air Italy in 2018
Air One * * * * Merged into Alitalia in 2009
Blue Panorama Airlines 3 1 1 1
Meridiana 2 3 1
Mistral Air 4 3
Neos 6

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Air Do 7 1
All Nippon Airways * * 19 22
ANA Wings 15
Hokkaido International Airlines * Re-branded as Air Do
JAL Express * 28
Japan Airlines * 14
Japan Transocean Air * 9
Skymark Airlines 27
Solaseed Air 12
Spring Airlines Japan 6

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Jordan Aviation 4 1
Royal Falcon *

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Air Astana * * Former Operator
Air Kazakhstan * Ceased operations in 2004
DETA Air * Single 737-500 written off in 2012
Orient Eagle Airways * Single 737 written off in 1998
SCAT * 3 3
Starline.kz * Ceased operations in 2009
Tahmid Air * Ceased operations in 2009

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Kenya Airways * 5 4 5
Delta Connection 1

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Air Bishkek *
Air Kyrgyzstan * * 1
Avia Traffic Company 3
Esen Air * Ceased operations in 2008
Itek Air * Ceased operations in 2010

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Lao Central Airlines 2

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Air Baltic 6 2
Primera Air Nordic 2 5 Ceased operations in 2018

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Wings of Lebanon 1

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Afriqiyah Airways * Former operator
Air Libya * * Former operator

Single 737 destroyed 2011

Buraq Air 1 2
Nayzak Air Transport 2

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Aurela 2 Ceased operations in January 2011
FlyLAL Charters * Re-branded as Small Planet Airlines in 2010
FlyLAL 2 * * Ceased operations in 2009
Small Planet Airlines 5 Bankrupt since 15 January 2019
Star1 Airlines 1 Ceased operations in 2010

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Luxair * * * 4 4

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MAT Airways 1 Ceased operations 2011
MAT * * * 1 Ceased operations 2009

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Air Madagascar * * 2

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AirAsia * Operated by Indonesia Air Asia
FireFly * *
Malaysia Airlines * * * * 57 All B737-400 retired since 15 June 2014.
Malindo Air 2 6
Royal Malaysian Air Force 1
Neptune Air 1
Raya Airways 3

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Air Afrique * * past operator, ceased operations in 2002
Air Mauritanie * * past operator, ceased operations in 2007
Mauritania Airways 2 past operator, ceased operations in 2007
Mauritania Airlines International 2 1

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Aero Fiesta Mexicana 1
Aeroméxico 19 33 21 737-800 on order + 10 options
Some options could be Boeing 737-900ER
Aviacsa 3 * Ceased operations in 2011
Avolar 5 3 Ceased operations in 2008
Estafeta 1 4
Global Air 2 1 1 737-200 chartered by Cubana crashed on take-off

at Havana on May 18, 2018.[9]

Líneas Aéreas Azteca 6 3 Ceased operations in 2007
Magnicharters * 10
Nova Air 2 Ceased operations in 2008
Regional Cargo 2
Republicair 3 3 3
TAESA * * * * Ceased operations in 2000
VivaAerobus 19 Replaced by A320-200 and A320neo in 2016

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MIAT Mongolian Airlines 1 3
Eznis Airways 1

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Air Atlas Express 1 past operator, ceased operations in 2004
Atlas Blue 6 1 1 past operator, merged in Royal Air Maroc
Jet4you * 3 Merged in Jetairfly
Med Airlines Cargo 1
Mondair 2 past operator, ceased operations
Royal Air Maroc * * * 6 30
Royal Air Maroc Cargo 1

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LAM Mozambique Airlines 8 4 2 2 4 737-800 on order

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Air Namibia * * *

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Air Nauru * * Re-branded as Our Airline in 2006
Re-branded as Nauru Airlines in 2014
Nauru Airlines 5

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Arkefly 5 *
Corendon Dutch Airlines 3
KLM * * * 18 25 5
Transavia.com * * 9 27 737-700 to be phased out from 2015

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Air New Zealand 30 18 737-200's retired in 2001. 737-300's retired in 2015
Airwork 1 6 3
Ansett New Zealand 5 Ceased operations, 2001
Freedom Air * 5 Ceased operations, 30 March 2008
Jetconnect * * 8 Aircraft transferred to Qantas fleet in 2018
Kiwi Travel International Airlines 2 Ceased operations, September 1996
National Airways Corporation 8 Merged into Air New Zealand, 1 April 1978.
Pacific Blue 10 Renamed Virgin Australia NZ
Parcelair 4
Virgin Australia (NZ) 10 Merged into Virgin Australia

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Air Nigeria 8 1 Ceased operations in 2012
Aero Contractors * 5 6
Arik Air 9 4
Axiom Air 1
Bellview Airlines 5 * Ceased operations in 2010
Nigerian Eagle Airlines * Rebranded as Air Nigeria
Virgin Nigeria Airways * Rebranded as Nigerian Eagle Airlines, 17 September 2009

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Braathens * * * * Merged into SAS Braathens in 2004
Busy Bee * Ceased operations in 1992
Color Air * Ceased operations 27 September 1999
Mey-Air 2 Ceased operations in 1973
Norway Airlines 2 Ceased operations in 1992
Norwegian Air Shuttle 5 1 106 23 orders
SAS Braathens 4 13 13 17 9 Merged into Scandinavian Airlines in 2007
Scandinavian Airlines * * 9 27 29

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Gulf Air * * * past operator of the Boeing 737
Oman Air 1 17 4

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Aero Asia International 5 Ceased operations May 2007
Air Indus 3
Bhoja Air 2 Ceased operations 2012
Pakistan International Airlines 7 * 8 737-400/800 were temp. leased from others
Serene Air 3 AP-BNA, AP-BNC, AP-BND
Shaheen Air International 12 9
TCS Courier 1 Past operator

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Copa Airlines * * 44 42 19
Air Panama 2

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Air Niugini 1 2

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AeroSur Paraguay * * * Ceased Operations 2012
Líneas Aéreas Paraguayas S.A. 2 Ceased Operations 1994
Regional Paraguaya Líneas Aéreas 2 Ceased operations in 2010
Delcar Charters 1

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Aero Condor Peru * Former operator
Aero Continente * * * Re-branded as Nuevo Continente in 2004
Nuevo Continente * * Ceased operations 2005
Star Perú 8 Former operator
Peruvian Airlines 3 3 1 2
Peruvian Air Force 2 3 1

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Air Philippines * * Former Operator
Pacific Pearl Airways 2
Philippine Airlines * * 737-300/400 retired.
Spirit of Manila 1

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Enter Air * 23 2
LOT Charters *
LOT Polish Airlines * 3 * 4 5
Air Poland 2 Ceased operations in 2012
Small Planet Airlines Poland 1 SP-HAA

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TAP Portugal 12 13

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Air Austral * * 2

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Air Bucharest 1 1 737-300 leased from Ion Ţiriac Air
Blue Air 2 2 6 1 15
Carpatair 2
TAROM 4 2 4 4

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Aeroflot 10 12
ATRAN 2
Gazpromavia 3 RA-73000, RA-73004; VP-BNZ - Boeing 737-700 BBJ
Globus 4 6
Kuban Airlines 5 2 Ceased operations in 2012
Moskovia Airlines 1 2 3 Ceased operations in 2014
Nordavia 1 9
Orenair 2 4 15
Rossiya 5
SAT Airlines 2 3
SkyExpress 3 7 Ceased operations in 2011
Taimyr Air Company 1 9
Tatarstan Airlines 2 1 2 Ceased operations in 2013
Transaero * 4 5 14 7 18 Ceased Operations in 2015
UTair 6 32 9
7
40 737NGs on order from 2011 Paris Air Show.
VIM Airlines
15
Preliminary agreement
Yamal Airlines 3 1
Yakutia Airlines 1 3

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RwandAir 2 2 4

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Polynesian Airlines Boeing 737-800 at Sydney Airport in 2003. * * * past operator
Polynesian Blue * Re-branded as Virgin Samoa 2011
Virgin Samoa * Operated by Virgin Australia (NZ)

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Royal Saudi Air Force 1 1
Sama Airlines * Ceased operations 2010
Saudi Arabian Airlines * Former operator

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Aviogenex 13 * 737-200 Adv, 737-900 ER(Leased from Sky Airlines, TC-SKN & TC-SKP). Ceased operations in 2015.
Jat airways 9 * 737-300 (European launch customer). Re-branded as Air Serbia in 2013.
Aviolet
Aviolet Boeing 737-300 at airport Nikola Tesla, Beograd, Serbia.
4 Charter brand of Air Serbia. Adopted Jat Airways 737s

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SilkAir * 9 1
Singapore Airlines *

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Air Slovakia 2 3 Ceased operations 2010
AirExplore 3 4 5 One 737-300 returned to the lessor
Central Charter Airlines Slovakia * Ceased operations in 2011
Danube Wings 1 1 Former operator
Samair 1
Seagle Air 4 Ceased operations 2010
SkyEurope 7 7 16 Ceased operations 2009
Slovak Airlines 2 Ceased operations 2007
Slovakian Airlines 1 Ceased operations 2011
Travel Service (Slovakia) 2

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Jubba Airways 2 1 1

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Comair * 2 11 3 737-200 Retired,

2 737-800 are on order

FlySafair 5 1
Imperial Air Cargo 1 1
Interair South Africa * Ceased operations in 2015
Interlink Airlines * Ceased operations in 2010
Kulula.com * 1 10 737-200 Retired
Mango 1 9
Safair 3 1
Skywise Airlines 1 1
South African Airways * 7 737-200 Retired
South African Cargo * 2 737-200 Retired
South African Express * * 737-200 and 737-300 Retired

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Asiana Airlines 23 2 Past operator
Air Busan 4 1 Past operator
Eastar Jet 1 3 10 1
Jeju Air 20
Jin Air 16
Korean Air 1 23 22 737-700 is a business jet configuration
T'way Airlines 10

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Air Europa 18 11 3 19
AlbaStar 3
Calima Aviacion 1 1
Flyant * * Ceased operations in 2008
Futura International Airways 2 11 12 2 Ceased operations in 2008
Swiftair 6
Viva Air 10 Ceased operations in 1998

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Mihin Lanka
4

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Surinam Airways * 1 2

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Sudan Airways * Former operator
Nova Airways 1

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Air Sweden 3 3 Ceased operations in 1993
Braathens Sverige * * Rebranded to Malmö Aviation
Britannia Nordic * * Rebranded to TUIfly Nordic
Falcon Air 3 Ceased operations in 2006
FlyMe 5 1 Ceased operations in 2007
Linjeflyg * Merged with SAS in 1993.
Nordic East * * * Cesed operations in 1998
Novair * Past operator
Scandinavian Airlines * * * * To be moved to Oslo
Tor Air 2 1 Ceased operations in 2011
Transwede * * * Bought by Braathens, rebranded into Braathens Sverige
TUIfly Nordic 4
Viking Airlines 3 6 Ceased operations in 2010

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PrivatAir 2 2 1 737-300 were operated for EC Air, 737-800 was operated for Lufthansa. Ceased operations on 5 December 2018[11]

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China Airlines * * 10
Far Eastern Air Transport * * Past operator
Mandarin Airlines * Past operator(some flight operated by China Airlines' 737-800)

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East Air 2 2 2
Somon Air 2 2 2 One of them was the 100th delivery of Boeing's Next-Generation 737-900ER[12]
Tajik Air 1 2

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Air Tanzania * * Past operator
Precision Air 3

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City Airways * * Ceased operations in 2016
Nok Air * 20
Orient Thai Airlines 1 1
Siam Air 2 2
Thai Airways International * * Past operator
Thai AirAsia * Past operator
Thai Lion Air 10 17
Royal Thai Air Force * * *
New Gen Airways 4 6

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Caribbean Airlines 16
BWIA West Indies Airways 7 Ceased operations in 2009
Air Caribbean 3 Ceased operations in 2000

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Tunisair * 7
Karthago Airlines 6 Past operator (Ceased operations in 2011)

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Anadolujet 10 8
Corendon Airlines 1 2 6
Cyprus Turkish Airlines 4 Airline ceased operations June 2010.
MNG Airlines 1
Pegasus Airlines 1 3 41
Sky Airlines 4 3 2 Ceased operations in June 2013
SunExpress 71
Turkish Airlines 3 1 1 100 15
Tailwind Airlines 5

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Turkmenistan Airlines 3 5 5

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Air Onix 1 1 2 Ceased operations in 2013
Aerosvit 3 5 9 9 2 2 Ceased operations in January 2013
Dniproavia 1 1 1
Ukraine International Airlines 2 4 7 8 8 4
UTair-Ukraine 1 1 3
Yanair 2 3

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AVE.com 3 3
Eastern SkyJets 2 2
Emirates 1 Past operator, aircraft leased from PIA.[13]
flydubai 55
Global Jet 2 1
RAK Airways * *

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AB Airlines * Ceased operation 1999
Air Europe * * * Ceased operations 1991
Air UK Leisure * * Merged into Air2000 in 1998
Airways International Cymru * * Ceased operations in January 1988
Ambassador Airways 2 Ceased operation in 1994
Astraeus Airlines 1 2 Ceased operations in November 2011
Atlantic Airlines 6 13 1
Bmibaby 12 2 Ceased operation in 2012
Britannia Airways 9 4 4 Re-branded as Thomsonfly 2005
British Airtours * Re-branded as Caledonian Airways in 1988
British Airways * * 4 * Ceased 737-400 operations on 30 Sep 2015.[14]
British Midland Airways * * * Merged with British Airways in 2012
British World Airlines * Ceased operation in 2001
Caledonian Airways * Ceased operations in the 1980s
Dan-Air * * * Merged into British Airways in 1992
Debonair 3 Ceased operation in 1999
EasyJet * * * All now replaced.
Excalibur Airways 1 Ceased operation in 1996
Excel Airways * * Re-branded as XL Airways UK
Flyglobespan * 2 3 Ceased Operations in December 2009
GB Airways * Merged into easyJet 2008
Go Fly 27 Merged into easyJet 2002
Jet2.com 8 69 Replacing -300 fleet with -800 variant
Inter European Airways * * * Merged with Airtours International
Maersk Air UK 6 Ceased operation in 2003
Monarch Airlines * * Past operator, leased.
Novair International Airways * Ceased operations 1990
Orion Airways * * Ceased operations in 1989
Paramount Airways * Ceased operation in 1989
Sabre Airways * * Re-branded as Excel Airways
TEA UK * * Ceased operation in 1991
Thomsonfly 10 13 Merged into Thomson Airways 2008
Thomson Airways 30
Titan Airways 4
TNT European *
XL Airways UK 12 Ceased operations in 2008

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AirCal * * * Merged into American Airlines in 1987
Air Florida * * Ceased operations in 1984
AirTran Airways * 41 Acquired by Southwest Airlines
Alaska Airlines 9 24 13 61 64 737-200/ retired, last 737-400 Combi retired 2017,[15] three cargo 737-700 in use
Aloha Air Cargo 2 3 All in cargo configuration
Aloha Airlines 13 * 8 1 Ceased operations, 31 March 2008
America West Airlines 8 64 27 Bought US Airways in 2005
American Airlines 2 21 8 304 737-100/200/300 retired
American Trans Air * 12 Ceased operations in 2008
Ameristar Jet Charter 2
Braniff Airlines * Ceased operations in 1982
Continental Airlines * * * 29 36 130 45 Merged with United Airlines 2011.
Delta Air Lines * * 10 77 130 130 737-900ERs on order.
Eastern Air Lines (2015) 1 4 Only 2 are in Operation. Eastern Expects Eight more by the end of 2017 as well as options for the new 737-8 Max
Eastwind Airlines 3 2 Ceased operations in 1999
Frontier Airlines (1950–1986) * * Merged with Continental in 1986
Frontier Airlines (Present-Day) 12 19
MarkAir 6 4 7 Ceased operations in 1995
Miami Air International 2 5 737-400 part of VIP division
Midway Airlines (1976-1991) 16 Ceased operations in 1991
Midway Airlines (1993-2003) * Ceased operations in 2003
Morris Air 21 Merged into Southwest Airlines in 1994
New York Air 8 Merged into Continental Airlines in 1987
Northern Air Cargo 1 2 1
Pacific Southwest Airlines (PSA) 8 Merged into USAir in 1988
Pan American World Airways 16 Ceased operations, 4 December 1991
People Express Airlines 17 5 Merged into Continental Airlines in 1987
Piedmont Airlines * * * Merged into USAir in 1989.
Presidential Airways (scheduled) * Ceased operations in 1989
Pro Air 1 3 Ceased operations September 2000.
Ryan International Airlines * All 737s retired
Sky King, Inc. * * 3
Sierra Pacific Airlines 2
SkyValue 1 1 Ceased operations May 2007.
Spirit of American Airlines *
Southwest Airlines * * * 513 182 737-500 Retired (9/5/16) 737-300 retired (9/29/2017).[16] Largest 737 operator in the world
Sun Country Airlines 7 11
Swift Air 3 20 4
United Airlines * * * 40 141 148 737NG acquired in merger with Continental
US Airways * * * 26 Last 737 flight August 19, 2014. Merged with American Airlines in 2015
Vision Airlines 1 2
Western Airlines 50 13 Merged with Delta in 1986
Wien Air Alaska * Ceased operations
Xtra Airways 4
NorCal Sky Charters 1

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Air Vanuatu * * 1

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Avior Airlines 5 12
Conviasa * *
Rutaca 4
Venezolana 3

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Jetstar Pacific 1
Pacific Airlines * * * Re-branded as Jetstar Pacific in 2008

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Yemenia * *

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Air Zimbabwe 2 *

Military operators

Many countries operate the 737 passenger, BBJ and cargo variants in government or military applications. Users with 737s include:

Country Units Operator
South Korea
5
Republic of Korea Air Force uses four 737 AEW&C Peaceeye, one 737-300 jet[17]
Turkey
4
Turkish Air Force uses four Boeing 737-700IGW jets[17]
Australia
8
Royal Australian Air Force uses two 737-700 BBJ VIP transports as well as six 737 AEW&C Wedgetails.[17]
Chile
2
Chilean Air Force has 1 737-300, and 1 737-500.[17]
Colombia
2
Colombian Air Force has 1 737- 700
India
18
Indian Air Force operates three 737-200, and three 737-700 BBJ aircraft and Indian navy operating 8 P-8I with 4 more on order
Indonesia
6
Indonesian Air Force operates three 737-2X9 Surveiller MPA, 2 Boeing 737-400 and 1 737-200Adv aircraft.[17][18][19]
Kazakhstan
1
Armed Forces of the Republic of Kazakhstan operates a single 737-700 BBJ
Kyrgyzstan
2
Military of Kyrgyzstan operates two leased from Kyrgyzstan Air Company 737-400 to VIP transport
Mexico
2
Mexican Air Force has one 737-200Adv, and one 737-300F.[17]
Peru
4
Peruvian Air Force has three 737-200, one 737-500 aircraft.[17]
Poland
1
Polish Air Force has one 737-800.[20]
Saudi Arabia
3
Royal Saudi Air Force has two 737-700 BBJ, and one 737-800 aircraft.[17]
South Africa
1
South African Air Force have 1 737-700WL BBJ.[21]
Thailand
4
Royal Thai Air Force for Thai Royal Family (one 737-200, two 737-400 and one 737-800WL)[22][23]
United States
19
United States Air Force uses 10 Boeing C-40 Clipper (four C-40B and six C-40C) transports, and United States Navy uses nine C-40As.[17]
Venezuela
1
Venezuelan Air Force operates 1 737- 200

See also

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