Boeing - B737-700C Freighter

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Boeing 737-700C / Range - 3,365 nm or 3,872 miles / Speed Mach .78 / Freight 40,000lbs
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Specifications

Cockpit Crew............................... 2
Cargo Capacity............................
40,000 pounds
Length........................................ 110 ft 4 in
Wingspan................................... 117 ft 5 in
Height........................................ 41 ft 2 in
MTOW (Max Take-off Weight)...... 154,500 lb
Take-off Run at MTOW................ 5,249 ft
Cruising Speed.................... Mach 0.785 (514mph)
Service Ceiling............................ 41,000 ft
Range .................. 
3,365 nm (3,872 miles
       
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ROLE

The 737-700C (Convertible) is the first member of the Boeing Next-Generation 737
 family to be offered in both an all-passenger and all-cargo layout. The 737-700C
 highlights the outstanding flexibility of the 737 family. The 737-700C, a simple derivative of
the Boeing Next-Generation 737-700 passenger airplane, has strengthened wings identical to those
 on the Boeing Business Jet (BBJ). The BBJ is a modified Next-Generation 737-700. The 737-700C
also has a new main-deck cargo door and a new cargo handling system.

Like all Next-Generation 737 models, the 737-700C is powered by CFM56-7 engines
 produced by CFMI, a joint venture of General Electric of the United States and Snecma of France.

In an all-passenger layout, the Next-Generation 737-700C can carry up to 140 passengers.
In a mixed-class configuration of 120 passengers, it can fly up to 3,205 nautical
miles (5,940 kilometers). In an all-cargo layout, the 737-700C can carry up to
40,000 pounds (18,200 kilograms) of cargo and fly up to 2,880 nautical miles (5,330 kilometers).

The 737-700C is the first new all-cargo 737 Boeing has developed since 1966, when
the 737-200 Convertible was launched. The 737-700C allows airlines to alternate between
passenger and cargo layouts on a daily, weekly or seasonal basis depending on market requirements.