List of Boeing 737 operators

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

Contents

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 · Congo · Costa Rica · Croatia · Cyprus

Czech Republic · Denmark · Ecuador · El Salvador · Egypt · Estonia · Ethiopia · Fiji · Finland · France · Georgia · Germany · Greece · Guam · Guatemala · 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 · Nicaragua · Nigeria · Norway

Oman · Pakistan · Panama · Papua New Guinea · Paraguay · Peru · Philippines · Poland · Portugal · 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 · Uruguay · Vanuatu · Venezuela · Vietnam · Yemen · Zambia · Zimbabwe

Military operators

References

Civil operators by country

Legend	Notes
*	In service
*	Phased out
	Orders

Afghanistan

Airline	200	300	400	500	800	Notes
Ariana Afghan Airlines		*	2	1	*
Kam Air	6	3	1	1	3	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.

Albania

Airline	Photo	100	200	300	400	500	600	700	800	900	Notes
Albawings					2
Air Albania									1

Algeria

Airline	200	300	400	600	700	800	Notes
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

Angola

Airline	Photo	100	200	300	400	500	600	700	800	900	Notes
SonAir								2
TAAG Angola Airlines			*					5			1 Boeing 737-700 is a combi

Argentina

Airline	200	300	500	700	800	MAX 8	Notes
Aerolíneas Argentinas	52	1	17	8	31	5	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					4		Past operator
American Falcon	*						Past operator (ceased operations in 2005)
ARG Argentina Linea Privada	3			8			Re-branded as LAPA again in 2002
Austral Líneas Aéreas	*						Past operator
Dinar Líneas Aéreas	3						Past operator (ceased operations in 2002)
Flybondi					5		All-737 fleet
LAPA	14			9			Re-branded as ARG Argentina Linea Privada in 2001
LAPA (2002-2003)	4						Ceased operations in 2003
LAN Argentina	5						Past operator, ceased operations in 2020
Norwegian Air Argentina					3		All-737 fleet. Was to cease operations in 2020.
Southern Winds Airlines	*						Past operator (ceased operations in 2005)

Armenia

Airline	300	500	700	Notes
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

Aruba

Airline	Photo	100	200	300	400	500	600	700	800	900	Notes
Air Aruba				*							Leased Past operator
Tiara Air				*

Australia

Airline	200	300	400	700	800	MAX 10	Notes
Ansett Australia	*	25					Past operator (Ceased operations on 4 March 2002)
Australian air Express		*					All aircraft are operated by Express Freighters Australia
Australian Airlines	*	*	*				Merged with Qantas in 1994
Norfolk Air	1	1					Ceased operation in 2012
Express Freighters Australia		4					All aircraft are operated for Australian air Express
OzJet	5						Former operator Ceased operations on 20 May 2009
Qantas		4	22		75		737-400 Retired Feb 2014 737-300 operated by Express Freighters Australia 8 were transferred from Jetconnect
Tigerair Australia					6		From Virgin Australia under Tigerair Australia brand Ceased operations on 25 March 2020
Toll Priority		4	1				operated by Airwork
Virgin Australia				2	72	25
Virgin Blue		1	6	24	51		Re-branded as Virgin Australia May 2011.

Austria

Airline	Photo	100	200	300	400	500	600	700	800	900	Notes
Austrian Airlines			1	1			2	2	7		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			1	2	3		2	2	7		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

Bahamas

Airline	Photo	100	200	300	400	500	600	700	800	900	Notes
Bahamasair			17	1	1	3		2			737-300 leased from Islandsflug 737-400 leased from Xtra Airways

Bahrain

Airline	Photo	100	200	300	400	500	600	700	800	900	Notes
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 returned October 2008
Texel Air				2

Bangladesh

Airline	300	700	800	Notes
US-Bangla Airlines			4
Biman Bangladesh Airlines	*		4	737-300 retired May 2004
GMG Airlines			*
Regent Airways		2	4

Belarus

Airline	Photo	100	200	300	400	500	600	700	800	900	Notes
Belavia				9		6			2

Belgium

Airline	200	300	400	500	700	800	MAX 8	MAX 10	Notes
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
Red-Air S.A.			*						Ceased operations
SABENA	*	6	*	6					Ceased operations in 2001
Sobelair	*	3	4			2			Ceased operations in 2004
TNT Airways		5	9						current
Trans European Airways	*	*							Ceased operations in 1991
TUI fly Belgium			*	*	4	17	4	4	current (previously named JetairFly)
Virgin Express		5	5						Ceased operations in 2006

Bolivia

Airline	200	300	400	500	700	800	Notes
AeroSur	5	5	1				Ceased operations in 2012
Boliviana de Aviación		8		1	4	3
Lloyd Aéreo Boliviano		2					Ceased operations in 2008

Bosnia and Herzegovina

Airline	Photo	100	200	300	400	500	600	700	800	900	Notes
B&H Airlines			*		*						leased from Turkish Airlines, and return September 2010

Brazil

Airline	200	300	400	500	700	800	MAX 8	Notes
ATA Brasil	*							Past operator, ceased operations in 2006
BRA Transportes Aéreos		8	3					Past operator, ceased operations in 2007
Flex Linhas Aéreas		1						Past operator, ceased operations in 2010
Gol Transportes Aéreos		15			23	96	7	737-300 retired October 2010
Nacional Transportes Aéreos	2		1					Past operator, ceased operations in 2002
OceanAir		3						Former operator, Re-branded as Avianca Brasil S.A. in 2010
Puma Air		1						Grounded, Ceased operations in 2011
Rico Linhas Aéreas	3	1						Ceased operations on June 1, 2010
Rio Linhas Aéreas			1					Ceased operations in 2017
Serviços Aéreos Cruzeiro do Sul	*							Past operator (merged with Varig in 1975)
Sideral Air Cargo		6	7	2		2
TAF Linhas Aéreas	5							Past operator, ceased operations in 2009
Total Linhas Aéreas	2							Former operator
Transbrasil		13	5					Past operator, ceased operations in 2001
Varig	20	48	8	25	10	2		737-200 retired May 2004 737-300 retired May 2010 737-400 retired May 2007 Merged with Gol Transportes Aéreos in March 2007
VarigLog			2					Ceased operations in 2012
VASP	41	26	3					Past operator (1st 737-200 in Brazil) (PP-SMA) Ceased operations in 2005
WebJet Linhas Aéreas		21				5		Merged with Gol Transportes Aéreos in July 2011

Brunei

Airline	Photo	100	200	300	400	500	600	700	800	900	Notes
Royal Brunei Airlines			*								Past operator

Bulgaria

Airline	300	400	500	800	Notes
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	8		2
Hemus Air	*	*			Past operator: 737-400 retired November 2008 (merged with Bulgaria Air in November 2006)

Cambodia

Airline	Photo	100	200	300	400	500	600	700	800	900	Notes
PMTair			2								Past operator (Ceased operations in 2008)
Royal Khmer Airlines			5								Past operator (Ceased operations in 2008)

Canada

As of 6 February 2020, there were 249 Boeing 737 listed in the Transport Canada database.[2]

Airline	100	200	300	400	500	600	700	800	MAX 7	MAX 8	MAX 10	Notes
Air Canada		44								24		Current operator. 2 still registered but with certificate cancelled. and 22 MAX8 registered
Air Canada Tango		9										Ceased operations in 2004
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	8
Canada 3000		18										Past operator; ceased operation 2001
Canadian Airlines		43	*									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		19	*									Past operator; ceased operation 1987
CanJet		*	*		*			6				Past operator; ceased operation 2015. Formerly listed as I.M.P. GROUP LIMITED by TC
Chrono Aviation		*
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				3 passenger/cargo, 1 VIP, 3x 737-800
Nolinor Aviation		6	1	1								Three listed under Les Investissements Nolinor with TC
Nordair		20										Past operator; ceased operation 1987
Odyssey International		2	1									Past operator; ceased operation 1990
Pacific Sky Aviation						*						One registered
Pacific Western Airlines		36	2									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								13		4		25 registered
Swoop								9				From WestJet
Transair		*										Past operator Ceased operations in 1979
VistaJet		*										Past operator; ceased operation 1997
WestJet		*				13	52	39	22	13	12	13-600, 69-700 and 23-800 registered.
Xstrata Canada		2										Two registered
Zip		20										Past operator; ceased operation 2004

Cape Verde

Airline	Photo	100	200	300	400	500	600	700	800	900	Notes
TACV									1

Cayman Islands

Airline	Photo	100	200	300	400	500	600	700	800	900	MAX 8	Notes
Cayman Airways			*	3	3				*		2

Chile

Airline	200	300	Notes
Air Comet Chile	*	*	Ceased operations, 18 December 2008
Avant Airlines	*		Ceased operations in 2001
Ladeco	20	2	Merged in LAN Chile in 1995
LAN Airlines	33		Former operator
LAN Cargo	1		Former operator
LAN Express	7		Former operator Merged back with LAN Chile in 2005
National Airlines	6		Ceased operations in 1998
PAL Airlines	3	2
Sky Airline	21	1

People's Republic of China

Airline	200	300	400	500	600	700	800	900	MAX 8	MAX 10	Notes
9 Air							19		1		737-200 retired April 1995 737-600 retired July 2009
Air China	4	44			6	18	102		16		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	*	*				41	111		3		737-200 retired October 2005
China Postal Airlines		10	6
China Southern Airlines	10	34		12		26	163		24		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		6	3				7				Merged with Shanxi Airlines and Chang An Airlines to form Grand China Air in 2007
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 in 2010
Donghai Airlines		7
Grand China Air							3
Hainan Airlines		10	7				143		11
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
Ruili Airlines						7	13
SF Airlines		2	2
Shandong Airlines		6				3	47
Shanghai Airlines		2				6	76		11		737-300 retired September 2005
Shenzhen Airlines		1					76	5	5
Sichuan Airlines		*									Past operator 737-300 retired October 2001
Urumqi Air							15
Xiamen Airlines	*	*		*		7	138		10	10	737-200 retired June 2003 737-300 retired November 2007 737-500 retired April 2010
West Air China		*	*								Former operator
Yangtze River Express		8
Zhongyuan Airlines		5									Acquired by China Southern Airlines in 2000

Colombia

Airline	100	200	300	400	700	800	Notes
AIRES					10		Re-branded as LAN Colombia in 2011
Aerosucre		2
Avianca	2						First 737 operator in Latin America Former operator
Copa Airlines Colombia					4		Company still operates but with no aircraft
GCA Airlines				2
LAN Colombia					9		Re-branded as LATAM Colombia in 2016
Líneas Aéreas Suramericanas			1			2
Wingo					4	5

Congo

Airline	Photo	100	200	300	400	500	600	700	800	900	Notes
EC Air				2				4			Operated by PrivatAir Ceased operations in 2016
Trans Air Congo			2	3

Democratic Republic of the Congo

Airline	Photo	100	200	300	400	500	600	700	800	900	Notes
Korongo Airlines				1

Costa Rica

Airline	200	300	Notes
Aero Costa Rica	2		Ceased operations in 1997
Air Costa Rica		1	Ceased operations in 2018
LACSA	8		Merged with TACA in 1998

Croatia

Airline	Photo	100	200	300	400	500	600	700	800	900	Notes
Croatia Airlines			5								Past operator

Cyprus

Airline	300	400	800	Notes
αjet			2	Ceased operations November 2006
Eurocypria			6	Ceased Operations November 2010
Helios Airways	1	1	3	Ceased operations November 2006

Czech Republic


Airline	300	400	500	700	800	900	MAX 8	Notes
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	23	2	7
Travel Service Airlines				3	22			Rebranded as Smartwings in 2018.

Denmark

Airline	200	300	400	500	600	700	800	Notes
Cimber Sterling						6		Ceased operations in 2012
Jet Time		3	*	*		5		Ceased operations in 2020
Maersk Air	14	22	3	24		15		Past operator. Ceased operations in 2005
Primera Air						*	2	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

Djibouti

Airline	Photo	100	200	300	400	500	600	700	800	900	Notes
Djibouti Air			1

Ecuador

Airline	200	300	500	Notes
AeroGal	9	2		Former operator
Icaro Air	4			Ceased operations 2011
Linea Aerea Cuencana			1	Ceased operations 2018
TAME	1			Former operator

El Salvador

Airline	Photo	100	200	300	400	500	600	700	800	900	Notes
TACA Airlines			16	9	1						Former operator

Egypt

Airline	200	300	500	800
AMC Airlines	*			4
Alexandria Airlines		1	1
EgyptAir			4	20
Midwest Airlines (Egypt)				1

Eritrea

Airline	Photo	100	200	300	400	500	600	700	800	900	Notes
Nasair			*								ceased operations.

Estonia

Airline	Photo	100	200	300	400	500	600	700	800	900	Notes
Estonian Air				*		*					Ceased operation in 2015

Ethiopia

Airline	Photo	100	200	300	400	500	600	700	800	900	MAX 8	Notes
Ethiopian Airlines			3		1			7	20		4

Fiji

Airline	Photo	100	200	300	400	500	600	700	800	900	Notes
Fiji Airways			1	1		1		1	5

Finland

Airline	Photo	100	200	300	400	500	600	700	800	900	Notes
Finnair Cargo			1								Former operator

France

Airline	200	300	400	500	700	800	900	Notes
Aeris		5						Ceased operations in 2003
Aigle Azur	*	*	*
Air Austral		1		2		2
Air Charter International	*		*	*				Ceased operation in 1998
Air France	24	9		30				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 International	2	3	3
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						38
Virgin Express France		1	*
XL Airways France						6		Ceased operations in October 2019

Georgia

Airline	Photo	100	200	300	400	500	600	700	800	900	Notes
Georgian Airways				2	1	6		4	1		Retired the 737-500 in 2016

Germany

Airline	100	200	300	400	500	700	800	MAX 8	Notes
Air Berlin				*		21	37		Ceased operations 2017
Bavaria Fluggesellschaft		*							Ceased operations
Bremenfly				2					Past operator. Ceased operations in 2010
CargoLogic Germany				3
Cirrus Airlines					*				Past operator. Ceased operations in 2012.
Condor	3	4	10			1			Past operator
dba			*						Merged into Air Berlin, 30 November 2008
German Cargo		3							Re-branded as Lufthansa Cargo in 1993
German Sky Airlines							*		ceased operations
Germania			*			5			Ceased Operations 5 February 2019
Hamburg International			*			1			past Operator, ceased operations in October 2010
Hapag-Lloyd		6		12	5		33		Launch customer of the 737-800 Rebranded as Tuifly in 2007
Lufthansa	22	47	46	7	33				Launch Customer of the 737 Former opertor
Lufthansa Cargo		3	1						Former operator
SunExpress Deutschland							15		Ceased operations in 2020
TUI fly Deutschland			*		*	1	33	25
XL Airways Germany							5		Ceased operations in 2012

Greece

Airline	200	300	400	500	800	Notes
Air Mediterranean			2			Two Boeing 737-400s; currently flying charter operations.[4]
Aegean Airlines		7	10			Former operator
Bluebird Airways		3			2	Three Boeing 737-300 and Two Boeing 737-800s; currently flying charter operations.
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.

Guam

Airline	Photo	100	200	300	400	500	600	700	800	900	Notes
Continental Micronesia								4	8		Merged with United Airlines in 2012 Ceased operations in 2017

Guatemala

Airline	Photo	100	200	300	400	500	600	700	800	900	Notes
Aviateca			12	9							Merged with TACA in 1989.

Honduras

Airline	200	300	400	Notes
AeroHonduras		1		Wet leased from Falcon Air Express Ceased operations 2005
Atlantic Airlines de Honduras	6			Ceased operations 2009
AVIATSA	2
SAHSA	13		2	Ceased operations in 1994
Rollins Air	*

Hong Kong

Airline	200	300	800	Notes
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

Hungary

Airline	200	300	400	500	600	700	800	Notes
CityLine Hungary	1
Malév Hungarian Airlines	6	7	6	2	6	7	5	Past operator, ceased operations beginning 2012
Farnair Hungary			6
Travel Service Hungary							1
SkyEurope Hungary				*		*		Past operator (merged with SkyEurope)

Iceland

Airline	200	300	400	500	700	MAX 8	MAX 9	Notes
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		3	5			4	1

India

Airline	200	300	400	500	700	800	900	MAX 8	Notes
Air India	5								Former operator
Air India Cargo	6								Ceased operations in 2012
Air India Express						25			[5]
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	2								Leased from TAP Portugal Ceased operations in 1997
East-West Airlines	*								Ceased operations in 1996
Indian Airlines	36								Past operator, 737s transferred to Alliance Air
Jet Airways		4	16	5	2	72	6	8	Ceased operations in 2019
JetLite					9	8	2		Merged with Jet Airways in 2012.
ModiLuft	4		2						Defunct
SpiceJet					7	54	6	6

Indonesia

Airline	200	300	400	500	800	900	MAX 8	MAX 9	MAX 10	Notes
Airfast Indonesia	1									VIP Configuration
Batavia Air	*	15	10	1						Ceased operation on 31 January 2013
Batik Air						6
Cardig Air		3
Citilink		5	1							Former operator
Express Air	6	3		3
Garuda Indonesia		29	27	5	73		1			All 737-300 and 737-500 are replaced by 737-800
Indonesia AirAsia		*								Past operator of the -300 series
Jayawijaya Dirgantara	2									Converted to cargo aircraft
Kal Star Aviation		1		1
Kartika Airlines	2		1	4
Lion Air	2	2	10		41	66	10	189	50	[6]
Mandala Airlines	*		2							Former operator of the -200 and -400 series
Merpati Nusantara Airlines	1	5	4	1						Former operator.
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								737-200 Combi
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					1					Indonesian Presidential Aircraft

Iran

Airline	200	300	400	500	800	Notes
Iran Air	6					Former operator
Iran Aseman Airlines			4		*	Former operator
Islamic Republic of Iran	*					Former operator
Taban Air			*
Kish Air			*			Former operator
Safiran		*			*	Former operator
Sepehran Airlines		1		3

Iraq

Airline	200	300	400	700	800
Al-Naser Airlines	1	1	1
Fly Baghdad
Iraqi Airways	10	2	3	2	9

Ireland

Airline	200	300	400	500	800	MAX 200	Notes
Aer Leisure		*					Ceased operations in 2000
Aer Lingus	17	2	9	10			Former operator
ASL Airlines Ireland			8		2
Futura Gael			1		2		Ceased operation in 2008
Norwegian Air International					24	210	Largest 737-800 operator in the world[7]
Skynet Airlines			2				Ceased operations in 2004
Virgin Express Ireland		6	3				Ceased operations in 2001

Israel

Airline	200	700	800	900	Notes
Arkia Israel Airlines	2				Past operator
El Al	4	2	9	8[8]
Israir		2	2		Past operator [9]
Sun d'Or International Airlines			2
UP			4		Transferring from El Al fleet in March 2014[10]

Italy

Airline	200	300	400	500	700	800	MAX 8	Notes
Air Italy (2005-2018)		2			3	7		Merged with Meridiana in 2013 and founded the new Air Italy in 2018
Air Italy (2018–2020)					1	4	3	Ceased operations in 2020
Air One	*	*	*			*		Merged into Alitalia in 2009
Alitalia	2							Leased from Aer Lingus
Blue Panorama Airlines		1	3	1		9
Meridiana		2	1		5	16		Merged with Air Italy and founded the new Air Italy in 2018.
Mistral Air		4	3					renamed Poste Air Cargo
Neos						6	3
Poste Air Cargo			3

Japan

Airline	200	400	500	700	800	Notes
Air Do			7	1
All Nippon Airways	*		*	19	22
ANA Wings			15
Hokkaido International Airlines			*			Re-branded as Air Do
JAL Express					42	Merged with Japan Airlines in 2014
Japan Airlines		*			50
Japan Transocean Air	*	*			13
Skymark Airlines					27
Solaseed Air					12
Spring Airlines Japan					6

Jordan

Airline	Photo	100	200	300	400	500	600	700	800	900	Notes
Jordan Aviation				4	1
Royal Falcon					*

Kazakhstan

Airline	200	300	500	700	800	Notes
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

Kenya

Airline	Photo	100	200	300	400	500	600	700	800	900	Notes
Kenya Airways			*	5				4	5
Delta Connection			1

Kyrgyzstan

Airline	200	300	400	500	Notes
Air Bishkek		*
Air Kyrgyzstan		*	*	1
Avia Traffic Company		5		1
Esen Air	*				Ceased operations in 2008
Itek Air	*				Ceased operations in 2010

Laos

Airline	Photo	100	200	300	400	500	600	700	800	900	Notes
Lao Airlines			*								Replaced with an Airbus A320-214 in 2003.
Lao Central Airlines					2						Ceased operations in 2014.

Latvia

Airline	Photo	100	200	300	400	500	600	700	800	900	Notes
Air Baltic				6		2
Primera Air Nordic								2	5		Ceased operations in 2018

Lebanon

Airline	Photo	100	200	300	400	500	600	700	800	900	Notes
Wings of Lebanon				*				*

Libya

Airline	200	400	800	Notes
Afriqiyah Airways		*		Former operator
Air Libya	*	*		Former operator Single 737 destroyed 2011
Buraq Air		1	2
Nayzak Air Transport		2

Lithuania

Airline	200	300	500	700	Notes
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

Luxembourg

Airline	Photo	100	200	300	400	500	600	700	800	900	Notes
Luxair			4		2	5		4	4

Macedonia

Airline	Photo	100	200	300	400	500	600	700	800	900	Notes
MAT Airways						1					Ceased operations 2011
MAT			*	*	*	1					Ceased operations 2009

Madagascar

Airline	Photo	100	200	300	400	500	600	700	800	900	Notes
Air Madagascar			*	*					2

Malaysia

Airline	200	300	400	500	700	800	900	MAX 8	MAX 10	Notes
AirAsia		*								Operated by Indonesia Air Asia
FireFly			*			*
Malaysia Airlines	23	2	46	5		48		15	10	All B737-400 retired since 15 June 2014.
Malindo Air						14	6
Royal Malaysian Air Force					1
My Jet Xpress Airlines		2
Raya Airways	3

Mauritania

Airline	100	200	300	500	700	Notes
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

Mexico

Airline	300	400	500	600	800	900	MAX 8	MAX 9	Notes
Aero Fiesta Mexicana	1								Ceased operations in 1994
Aeroméxico					5	31	6	10
Aviacsa	3	*							Ceased operations in 2011
Avolar		5		3					Ceased operations in 2008
Estafeta	2	3
Global Air	2	1							1 737-200 chartered by Cubana crashed on take-off at Havana on May 18, 2018.[11]
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	5	18	2	5					Ceased operations in 2000
VivaAerobus		19							Replaced by A320-200 and A320neo in 2016

Mongolia

Airline	Photo	100	200	300	400	500	600	700	800	900	Notes
MIAT Mongolian Airlines								1	3
Eznis Airways								1

Morocco

Airline	200	300	400	500	700	800	Max 8	Notes
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	2
Royal Air Maroc Cargo		1

Mozambique

Airline	Photo	100	200	300	400	500	600	700	800	900	Notes
LAM Mozambique Airlines			8	4		2		2			1 737-800 on order

Namibia

Airline	Photo	100	200	300	400	500	600	700	800	900	Notes
Air Namibia			*			*			*

Nauru

Airline	Photo	100	200	300	400	500	600	700	800	900	Notes
Air Nauru			*		*						Re-branded as Our Airline in 2006 Re-branded as Nauru Airlines in 2014
Nauru Airlines				5

Netherlands

Airline	200	300	400	700	800	900	MAX 8	Notes
Air Holland		3						Ceased operations in 2004
Corendon Dutch Airlines					4
KLM	3	19	19	16	31	5		737-700s to be retired by 2022
Transavia.com	21	16	1	7	35			737-700s to be retired by 2020
TUI fly Netherlands					5	*	3

New Zealand

Airline	100	200	300	400	800	Notes
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

Nicaragua

Airline	Photo	100	200	300	400	500	600	700	800	900	Notes
Nicaraguense de Aviacion			2								Merged with TACA in 2004

Niger

Airline	Photo	100	200	300	400	500	600	700	800	900	Notes
Escadrille Nationale du Niger			1					1
Niger Airlines			1

Nigeria

Airline	200	300	400	500	700	800	Notes
Air Nigeria		8	1				Ceased operations in 2012
Aero Contractors		6	1	2
Air Peace		8		5		1
Arik Air					9	4
Axiom Air		1
Bellview Airlines	5	4					Ceased operations in 2010
Nigerian Eagle Airlines		*					Rebranded as Air Nigeria
Virgin Nigeria Airways		2					Rebranded as Nigerian Eagle Airlines

Norway

Airline	200	300	400	500	600	700	800	Notes
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	22	27

Oman

Airline	photo	100	200	300	400	500	600	700	800	900	Notes
Gulf Air			11					1	2		Former operator
Oman Air								1	17	4

Pakistan

Airline	200	300	400	800	Notes
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	12		9		Ceased operations 2018
TCS Courier	1				Past operator

Panama

Airline	100	200	300	400	700	800	MAX 8	MAX 9	MAX 10	Notes
Air Panama			3							Former operator
Copa Airlines	2	22			20	63	40	7	15	10 from 800 passed down, and bought from continental in merging with Star Alliance, and United Airlines
DHL Aero Expreso				2

Papua New Guinea

Airline	Photo	100	200	300	400	500	600	700	800	900	Notes
Air Niugini								1	2

Paraguay

Airline	200	Notes
AeroSur Paraguay	1	Leased from Aerosur Never launched
LAPSA Air Paraguay	2	Re-branded as TAM Mercosur in 1996
Regional Paraguaya	2	Ceased operations in 2010
Delcar Charters	1

Peru

Airline	100	200	300	400	500	Notes
Aero Condor Peru		*				Former operator
Aero Continente	*	*	*			Re-branded as Nuevo Continente in 2004
Aeroperu		4				Ceased operations in 1999
Faucett Peru	1	6				Ceased operations in 1997
LAN Peru		4				Former operator
LC Peru					4	Ceased operations in September 2018
Nuevo Continente		*	*			Ceased operations in 2005
Peruvian Airlines		3	3	1	2	Ceased operations in 2019
Star Perú		8				Former operator
TACA Peru		*				Former operator Re-branded as Avianca Peru

Philippines

Airline	200	300	400	Notes
Air Philippines	*	*		Former Operator
Pacific Pearl Airways	2
Philippine Airlines		15	4	737-300/400 retired.
Spirit of Manila		1

Poland

Airline	300	400	500	700	800	MAX 8	MAX 200	Notes
Air Poland					2			Ceased operations in 2012
Buzz					45		3
Enter Air		*			23	2
LOT Charters		*
LOT Polish Airlines	4	10	12	1	7	5
Small Planet Airlines Poland	1							SP-HAA

Portugal

Airline	Photo	100	200	300	400	500	600	700	800	900	Notes
TAP Portugal			12	13

Réunion

Airline	Photo	100	200	300	400	500	600	700	800	900	Notes
Air Austral				*		*			2

Romania

Airline	300	400	500	700	800	MAX 8	Notes
Air Bucharest	1	1					737-300 leased from Ion Ţiriac Air
Blue Air	2	8	6	1	12
Carpatair	2
TAROM	4		2	4	4	5

Russia

Airline	200	300	400	500	600	700	800	MAX 7	MAX 8	Notes
Aeroflot		*	10				47
ATRAN			4				1
Gazpromavia						3				RA-73000, RA-73004; VP-BNZ - Boeing 737-700 BBJ
Globus			4				21		2	Ceased operations in 2019
Kuban Airlines		5		2						Ceased operations in 2012
Moskovia Airlines			1			2	3			Ceased operations in 2014
Nordavia		1		3		3	6
Orenair				2	4		15			Merged with Rossiya in 2016
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	6	4	5	14		9	19			Ceased Operations in 2015
UTair			6	30			9	30	30
Yamal Airlines			3	1
Yakutia Airlines						2	4	10

Rwanda

Airline	Photo	100	200	300	400	500	600	700	800	900	Notes
RwandAir						2		2	4

[12]

Samoa

Airline	200	300	800	Notes
Polynesian Airlines	1	3	2	past operator
Polynesian Blue			1	Re-branded as Virgin Samoa 2011
Virgin Samoa			2	Operated by Virgin Australia (NZ) Ceased operations in 2017

Saudi Arabia

Airline	100	200	300	700	800	900	Notes
Mid East Jet				*	2	1
Royal Saudi Air Force				1	1
Sama Airlines			*				Ceased operations 2010
Saudi Arabian Airlines	1	26					Former operator 737-100 operated for Saudi Arabian Royal Flight

Serbia

Airline	200	300	400	900	Notes
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		2			Charter brand of Air Serbia. Adopted Jat Airways 737s

Singapore

Airline	100	200	300	800	MAX 8	Notes
Malaysia-Singapore Airlines	5	2				Split into Malaysia Airlines and Singapore Airlines in 1972
SilkAir			6	17	6	Fleet to be transferred to Singapore Airlines [13]
Singapore Airlines	5			11	37	Fleet to be received from SilkAir [13]

Slovakia

Airline	200	300	400	500	700	800	Notes
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

Somalia

Airline	Photo	100	200	300	400	500	600	700	800	900	Notes
Jubba Airways			2	1	1

South Africa

Airline	200	300	400	500	800	MAX 8	Notes
Comair	*	2	5		14	1	737-200 Retired, 2 737-800 are on order
FlySafair			5		1
Imperial Air Cargo	3	1
Interair South Africa	*						Ceased operations in 2015
Interlink Airlines	*						Ceased operations in 2010
Kulula.com	*		1		10		737-200 Retired
Mango		1			14
Safair		3	1
Skywise Airlines		1		1
South African Airways	29				21		Former operator
South African Cargo	2	2					737-200 Retired
South African Express	*	*					737-200 and 737-300 Retired

South Korea

Airline	400	500	600	700	800	900	MAX 8	MAX 10	Notes
Asiana Airlines	26	2							Former operator
Air Busan	4	3							Former operator
Air Incheon	1
Eastar Jet			1	6	19	2	2
Jeju Air					46		40
Jin Air					24
Korean Air				1	7	22	30		737-700 is a business jet configuration
T'way Airlines					28		8	10

Spain

Airline	200	300	400	600	800	900	MAX 8	Notes
Air Europa		18	11	3	20		22
AlbaStar			3
Calima Aviacion			1		1
Flyant		*	*					Ceased operations in 2008
Futura International Airways		2	11		12	2		Ceased operations in 2008
Spantax	*							Ceased operations in 1988
Swiftair		1	6
Viva Air		10						Ceased operations in 1998

Sri Lanka

Airline	photo	100	200	300	400	500	600	700	800	900	Notes
Mihin Lanka									1		Ceased operations in 2016

Suriname

Airline	photo	100	200	300	400	500	600	700	800	900	Notes
Surinam Airways			*	1				2

Sudan

Airline	Photo	100	200	300	400	500	600	700	800	900	Notes
Sudan Airways			6	*	1	*					Former operator
Nova Airways						10

Sweden

Airline	200	300	400	500	600	700	800	MAX 8	Notes
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	*	*	*						Ceased operations in 1998
Norwegian Air Sweden							37	13
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
West Air Sweden							4

Switzerland

Airline	Photo	100	200	300	400	500	600	700	800	900	Notes
PrivatAir				2				2	1		737-300 were operated for EC Air, 737-800 was operated for Lufthansa. Ceased operations on 5 December 2018[14]

Taiwan

Airline	100	200	400	800	Notes
China Airlines		7	6	19
Far Eastern Air Transport	*	*			Past operator
Mandarin Airlines				6	Past operator (some flights were operated by China Airlines' 737-800)

Tajikistan

Airline	200	300	400	500	800	900	Notes
East Air	2	2	2
Somon Air		2			2	2	One of them was the 100th delivery of Boeing's Next-Generation 737-900ER[15]
Tajik Air		1	1	2

Tanzania

Airline	Photo	100	200	300	400	500	600	700	800	900	Notes
Air Tanzania			7	2		1					Former operator
Precision Air				3

Thailand

Airline	200	300	400	500	800	900	MAX 8	MAX 9	Notes
Angel Air			*	*					Ceased operations in 2003
City Airways			*		*				Ceased operations in 2016
K-Mile Air			3						All -400s are in cargo variants
New Gen Airways			3		8				Ceased operations in 2019
Nok Air			*		15		7
Orient Thai Airlines		4	2						Ceased operations in 2018
Royal Thai Air Force	*		*		*
Siam Air		2			2				Ceased operations in 2017
Thai Airways International	*		*						Past operator
Thai AirAsia		*							Past operator
Thai Lion Air					10	19		3

Trinidad and Tobago

Airline	200	700	800	MAX 8	Notes
Caribbean Airlines			12	12
BWIA West Indies Airways		8	7		Re-branded as Caribbean Airlines In 2006
Air Caribbean	3				Ceased operations in 2000

Tunisia

Airline	Photo	100	200	300	400	500	600	700	800	900	Notes
Tunisair						*	7
Karthago Airlines				6							Past operator (Ceased operations in 2011)

Turkey

Airline	300	400	500	700	800	900	MAX 8	MAX 9	Notes
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					65		42
Turkish Airlines		3	1	1	102	15	11	1
Tailwind Airlines		5

Turkmenistan

Airline	Photo	100	200	300	400	500	600	700	800	900	Notes
Turkmenistan Airlines				3				5	5

Ukraine

Airline	200	300	400	500	700	800	900	Notes
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	1

United Arab Emirates

Airline	200	300	400	800	MAX 8	MAX 9	MAX 10	Notes
AVE.com	3	3
Eastern SkyJets		1	1					Ceased operations in 2016
Emirates		1						Past operator, aircraft leased from PIA.[16]
flydubai				40	11	3	50
Global Jet		2	1
RAK Airways			*	*				Ceased operations in 2014

United Kingdom

Airline	200	300	400	500	600	700	800	900	MAX 8	MAX 10	Notes
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
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	50	20	39	13							Ceased 737-400 operations on 30 Sep 2015.[17]
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	*	*				*					Former operator
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					74				Replacing -300 fleet with -800 variant
Inter European Airways	*	*	*								Merged with Airtours International
Maersk Air UK			6								Ceased operation in 2003
Monarch Airlines	6	12					1				Past operator, leased.
Novair International Airways			*								Ceased operations 1990
Orion Airways	*	*									Ceased operations in 1989
Paramount Airways	*										Ceased operation in 1989
Ryanair UK							1
Sabre Airways	*						*				Re-branded as Excel Airways
TEA UK	*	*									Ceased operation in 1991
Thomsonfly		10		*			13				Merged into Thomson Airways 2008
TUI Airways							30		6	14
Titan Airways		4
TNT European	*
West Atlantic UK		6	13				4				One 737-800 operating for FedEx Express
XL Airways UK			*				15	2			Ceased operations in 2008

United States

Airline	100	200	300	400	500	600	700	800	900	MAX 7	MAX 8	MAX 9	MAX 10	Notes
AirCal	2	25	8											Merged with American Airlines in 1987
Boling Air Media		1												never bought was going to be only aircraft
Air Florida	6	38												Ceased operations in 1984
Air South		7												Ceased operations in 1997
AirTran Airways		11					58							Acquired by Southwest Airlines in 2014
Alaska Airlines		9		40			14	61	91			68		737-200/ retired, last 737-400 Combi retired 2017,[18] Three cargo 737-700 in use
Aloha Air Cargo		6	3											All in cargo configuration
Aloha Airlines	2	61	5	2			13	1						Ceased operations in March 2008
America West Airlines	8	64	27											Bought by US Airways in 2005
American Airlines	2	21	8	14				304			34			737-100/200/300 retired
American Trans Air			3					33						Ceased operations in 2008
Ameristar Jet Charter		1
Atlas Air				2			1							737-400 opertared by Southern Air
Braniff (1983-1990)		23												Ceased operations in 1990
Carnival Air Lines		7	1	11										Merged with Pan American Airways (1996) in 1998
Conquest Sun Airlines		2												Re-branded as AirTran Airways in 1997
Continental Airlines	17	30	65		67		36	130	45					Merged with United Airlines in 2012.
Delta Air Lines		75	31				10	77	130
Eastern Air Lines (2015)							1	5						Ceased operations in September 2017
Eastwind Airlines		3					2							Ceased operations in 1999
Falcon Air Express			2											Ceased operations in 2015
FedEx Express		5		20				1						737-400 leased for Peak season 737-800 operated by West Air Atlantic
Frontier Airlines (1950–1986)		56	*											Merged with Continental in 1986
Frontier Airlines (Present Day)		12	19
Hooters Air		2	4											Ceased operations in 2006
iAero Airways			8	22				7
Janet Airlines		12				6
MarkAir		6	4	7										Ceased operations in 1995
MetroJet		35												Ceased operations in 2001
Miami Air International					2			18						737-400 part of VIP division Ceased operations in 2020
Midway Airlines (1976-1991)		14												Ceased operations in 1991
Midway Airlines (1993-2003)							12							Ceased operations in 2003
Morris Air			21											Merged with Southwest Airlines in 1994
Nations Air		4												Ceased operations in 1999
New York Air			8											Merged with Continental Airlines in 1987
NorCal Sky Charters			1
North American Airlines								2						Former operator
Northern Air Cargo		5	2	3
Pace Airlines		11	10	*										Ceased operations in 2009
Pacific Southwest Airlines		14												Merged with USAir in 1988
Pan American World Airways		16												Ceased operations in December 4, 1991
Pan American Airways (1996-1998)				4										Merged with Carnival Air Lines in 1998
People Express Airlines	17	5												Merged with Continental Airlines in 1987
Piedmont Airlines		63	47	19										Merged with USAir in 1989.
Premier Executive Transport Services							1							Ceased operations
Presidential Airways (scheduled)		13												Ceased operations in 1989
Pro Air		3	3											Ceased operations September 2000.
Ryan International Airlines		6	*	11	1			9						All 737s retired
Sky King, Inc.		12	2	5
Sierra Pacific Airlines	2	9	3		2
SkyValue			1				1							Ceased operations May 2007.
Spirit of America Airlines		*												Ceased operations in 1989
Southern Air				8				8						737-400 Operated by DHL Aviation 737-800 Operated by Amazon Air
Southwest Airlines		62	195		25		478	207		30	44			737-500 Retired (9/5/16) 737-300 retired (9/29/2017).[19] Largest 737 operator in the world
Sun Country Airlines							1	33
Sun Land Airlines		1												Ceased operations in 1981
Swift Air			9	22				5						Re-branded as iAero Airways in 2019
Tahoe Air		1												Ceased operations in 1999
United Airlines		100	101		94		49	141	148		11	16	100	737NG acquired in merger with Continental
US Airways		64	111	54										Last 737 flight August 19, 2014 Merged with American Airlines in 2015
Vision Airlines			1	4				1
Western Airlines		54	13											Merged with Delta in 1986
Wien Air Alaska		21												Ceased operations in 1984
Xtra Airways		1	1	12				2

Uruguay

Airline	Photo	100	200	300	400	500	600	700	800	900	Notes
Alas Uruguay				3							Ceased operations in 2016

Vanuatu

Airline	Photo	100	200	300	400	500	600	700	800	900	Notes
Air Vanuatu				*	*				1

Venezuela

Airline	200	300	400	500	Notes
Aeropostal		1			Former operator Leased from Falcon Air Express
Albatros Airlines				1
Aserca Airlines	3				Former operator
Avior Airlines	5		6
Avensa	3	1			Ceased operations in 2004
Conviasa	1	4
Estelar Latinoamerica	1	4
RUTACA Airlines	1	1
Servivensa	2				Ceased operations in 2003
Sol America	2				Ceased operations in 2014
Turpial Airlines			3
Venezolana	5
Vensecar Internacional			2		Operated by DHL Aviation Former operator

Vietnam

Airline	200	300	400	800	Notes
Indochina Airlines				2	Ceased operations in 2009
Jetstar Pacific			5
Pacific Airlines	2	2	6		Re-branded as Jetstar Pacific in 2008

Yemen

Airline	Photo	100	200	300	400	500	600	700	800	900	Notes
Yemenia			*						*

Zimbabwe

Airline	Photo	100	200	300	400	500	600	700	800	900	Notes
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[20]
Turkey	4	Turkish Air Force uses four Boeing 737-700IGW jets[20]
Australia	8	Royal Australian Air Force uses two 737-700 BBJ VIP transports as well as six 737 AEW&C Wedgetails.[20]
Chile	2	Chilean Air Force has 1 737-300, and 1 737-500.[20]
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.[20][21]
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.[20]
Peru	4	Peruvian Air Force has three 737-200, one 737-500 aircraft.[20]
Poland	1	Polish Air Force has one 737-800.[22]
Saudi Arabia	3	Royal Saudi Air Force has two 737-700 BBJ, and one 737-800 aircraft.[20]
South Africa	1	South African Air Force have 1 737-700WL BBJ.[23]
Thailand	4	Royal Thai Air Force for Thai Royal Family (one 737-200, two 737-400 and one 737-800WL)[24][25]
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.[20]
Venezuela	1	Venezuelan Air Force operates 1 737- 200

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[1] "Fleet harmonisation completed on medium-haul fleet". Austrian Airlines. Retrieved January 18, 2015.

[2] Canadian Civil Aircraft Register Archived 2011-07-18 at the Wayback Machine

[3] "Enerjet".

[4] "Air Mediterranean to resume operations". www.avipeo.com. Retrieved 19 July 2019.

[5] "Fleet Details". Air India. Retrieved 20 May 2012.

[6] Launch Customer of Boeing 737-900

[7] "Boeing Delivers Ryanair's 300th 737-800". Retrieved 18 January 2020.

[8] "Boeing Delivers EL AL Israel Airlines' First Next-Generation 737-900ER".

[9] "Aviation Photo #0072398: McDonnell Douglas DC-10-40 - Northwest Airlines". Airliners.net.

[10] "El Al launches low-cost carrier 'Up'".

[11] "Mexican charter carrier confirms 737 involved in Cuba crash". Flightglobal.com. 2018-05-18. Retrieved 2018-05-19.

[12] Ksafari. "Our Fleet - Affordable Flights at RwandAir, Fly the Dream of Africa". www.rwandair.com.

[channelnewsasia.com-13] "SilkAir to be merged with Singapore Airlines after cabin revamp". CNA. Retrieved 2020-06-27.

[14] Buyck, Cathy. "PrivatAir Files for Insolvency". Aviation International News. Retrieved 2019-10-08.

[15] "Boeing Delivers 100th Next-Generation 737-900ER". November 23, 2011. Archived from the original on November 24, 2011.

[16] "Production List Search - Planespotters.net Just Aviation". Planespotters.net. 21 October 1985. Retrieved 21 October 2012.

[17] "Sussex News - Latest local news, pictures, video - Kent Live". www.crawleynews.co.uk.

[18] "The last Combi: Alaska Airlines retires unique jets and offers new freight options". 19 October 2017.

[19] "Southwest Airlines to retire 737-300 aircraft on 29-Sep-2017, welcomes 737 MAX on 01-Oct-2017 - CAPA". centreforaviation.com.

[2011_Aerospace-20] "World Military Aircraft Inventory: 2011 Aerospace". Aviation Week and Space Technology, January 2011.

[21] "Garuda gives Air Force 2 secondhand Boeing 737s." Archived 2012-12-08 at the Wayback Machine The Jakarta Post, March 9, 2011.

[22] "Polish Air Force 737-800 Delivered - Warnesy's World". 15 November 2017.

[23] "SAAF Aircraft". www.af.mil.za. Archived from the original on 2012-03-15. Retrieved 2012-12-22.

[24] "Boeing 737-448 HS-HRH, Operator (Owner): Thailand - Air Force; Delivery Date: November 26, 2004, former Aer Lingus EI-BXD". Archived June 29, 2013, at the Wayback Machine jetphotos.net. Retrieved: August 31, 2010.

[25] "Boeing 737-4Z6 HS-CMV, Operator (Owner): Thailand - Air Force; Delivery Date: February 28, 1995." Archived May 22, 2013, at the Wayback Machine jetphotos.net. Retrieved: August 31, 2010.