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American takes delivery of the last Boeing 737-800, the fleet is now repainted

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American takes delivery of the last Boeing 737-800, the fleet is now repainted

American Airlines (Dallas/Fort Worth) took delivery of the last Boeing 737-800 (the pictured N359PX above) on December 12, 2017. All future 737 deliveries will be for the new Boeing 737-8 MAX 8 (below). The entire Boeing 737-800 fleet has now been repainted, except one which will be preserved in the 1968 “tri-color” livery as a legacy jet (see bottom photo).

This brings the Boeing 737-800 fleet to 304 aircraft.

MAX 8, first flight on December 13, 2017

Meanwhile AA will add three new Boeing 737-8 MAX 8 routes from the Miami hub in the spring according to Airline Route:

Miami – Boston daily from April 3, 2018
Miami – Puerto Plata daily from April 3, 2018
Miami – Quito daily from March 25, 2018

Bottom Copyright Photo: American completed the repainting of the Boeing 737-800 fleet into the 2013 flag livery in December 2017. The pictured N921NN has been repainted into the 1968 “tri-color” livery. The “AA” logo on the tail was designed by Massimo Vignelli, who also produced the famous New York City Subway Map. N921NN will be preserved in this livery as a “legacy livery” logo jet. American Airlines Boeing 737-823 WL N921NN (msn 33229) (heritage livery) FLL (Andy Cripps). Image: 940311.

Repainted but will be retained in the 1968 heritage livery

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