1987 Boeing 737-200Jet Aircraft

This 1987 Boeing 737-200 presents as a well-maintained workhorse with 55,711.4 total hours and 43,897 landings on its airframe. Powered by two Pratt & Whitney JT8D-17 engines, the left engine shows 56,668.1 hours while the right has 28,576.7 hours, both maintained on-condition. The aircraft features a gravel kit modification and comes equipped with ADS-B Out compliance, along with several notable STCs including a Skytrac ISAT-200A communicator with flight data monitoring, Universal dual UNS-1Fw with MFD and dual DME, and an Artex 406 emergency locator transmitter.

The cabin is configured for 114 passengers with forward and aft galleys and lavatories, rated at 8/10 condition for both interior and exterior. The APU has accumulated 86,481.1 hours and carries an HSI date of September 2024. While full equipment and inspection details require direct inquiry, the aircraft is currently airworthy and IFR-capable, making it suitable for continued commercial operations. Its maximum takeoff weight of 119,000 lbs and comprehensive avionics upgrades position it as a viable option for operators needing a proven 737-200 platform.