737 Professional - 737-200 & T-43A Expansion Pack

This is an expansion pack for the Just Flight 737 Professional add-on – Download or Boxed edition.

If you want to expand your 737 hangar, this pack provides the 737-200 with eight new international airline liveries and the T-43A with three highly detailed USAF liveries.

The 737-200 was developed after a request from United Airlines for a lengthened version of the 737-100. The aircraft was 1.93m longer than the 737-100 and proved to be more popular with the airlines because of the extra passenger capacity it offered. The 737-200's maiden flight took place in 1967 and the first aircraft entered service with United Airlines in April 1968. The 737-200 was later replaced by the 737-200 Adv, which featured more powerful engines and greater fuel capacity.

The T-43A, a modified variant of the 737-200, was acquired by the USAF in 1973 to replace the aging T-29 (a military version of the Convair 240). The aircraft was used to train Navigators and Combat Systems Officers and had vastly improved capabilities compared to the T-29. Externally the T-43A differs from the 737-200 by the removal of unnecessary passenger windows and the addition of several antennas. The T-43A was retired in 2010 after 37 years of service.

New models

• 737-200
• T-43A

New liveries - 737-200

• Aer Lingus
• British Airways
• Delta
• Lufthansa
• Newcastle Aviation Academy (ex-Westjet)
• Pan Am
• Transavia
• United Airlines

New liveries - T-43A

• USAF, 323rd Flying Training Wing, 1990s
• USAF, 12th Flying Training Wing, 2000s
• USAF, 323rd Flying Training Wing, 1980s