Boeing House 737-900ER 1:400 Hogan

Boeing House 737-900 Scale 1:400 The 737-900ER is a short-to-medium range twinjet that increases the capability of the Next-Generation 737 family. It was launched on July 18, 2005, with an order for 30 airplanes from Lion Air. The exterior dimensions of the new 737-900ER are identical to the 737-900. Aerodynamic and structural changes allow the 737-900ER to carry more passengers and fly farther than the 737-900. Entry into service is scheduled for the first half of 2007. An extra pair of exit doors, aft of the wings A two-position tail skid A flat rear pressure bulkhead Wing strengthening changes Enhancements to the leading and trailing edge flap systems Up to two optional auxiliary fuel tanks Optional Blended Winglets Carries 26 more passengers than the 737-900, up to 215 passengers in a single-class configuration Flies about 500 nautical miles farther, up to 3,200 nm (5,925 km) Weighs 9,550 pounds (4,340 kgs) less than the A321 Has lower operating costs than the A321; about 6 percent lower per trip, and 4 percent lower per seat Highly detailed die cast Metal Model in 1:400 Scale. These models include many working functions including gear and stand..