Boeing 737_parts

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The Boeing 737 stands out as the best-selling jet airliner of all time, with a production run spanning over five decades since its introduction in 1967. By March 2015, Boeing had manufactured and delivered 8,471 aircraft, leaving an outstanding backlog of 4,244 orders awaiting completion. Production takes place exclusively at the Boeing Renton Factory in Renton, Washington, where skilled craftsmen carefully assemble each 737 with precision and attention to detail. To accommodate high demand and varying flight routes, many 737s are strategically positioned across multiple markets that were once dominated by other aircraft models such as the Boeing 707, Boeing 727, Boeing 757, Douglas DC-9, and McDonnell-Douglas MD-80/90 series. As a direct result, this highly successful commercial airliner finds itself engaged in stiff competition primarily with Airbus' popular A320 family. It is not uncommon to witness around 1,250 Boeing 737 aircraft airborne at any given moment during regular operating hours, boasting an astonishing departure or landing frequency of every five seconds due to the significant presence of this renowned airbus within modern air travel systems.