Re: Southwest B-737 (Early Models)

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In a message dated 10/8/2003 12:52:30 PM Pacific Daylight Time,
BraniffIntl@xxxxxxx writes:

<< Updated engines?  Methinks what you meant was hush kitted engines to reduce
 some of the roar those pre -300s make.  While LUV keeps a lot of 'em in
Texas,
 they will show up elsewhere, including here in Phoenix.  Newer jet jockies
 hate driving 'em cause they've been spoiled by the NGs and less complicated
300s
 and 500s in LUV's fleet.  But the 200s are owned and as long as jet juice
 stays cheap, they're fairly inexpensive to operate.  However I think the
days of
 them hauling passengers are numbered as eventually they'll be hauling
Budweiser
 at your local 7-11! >>

I do know that LUV paid extra to have the EFIS cockpits on the 73Gs look like
the analog on the 2s, 3s and 5s.  I believe WN is phasing the 732s out as we
speak and will be replacing them with 73Gs, thus rasing a bit of capacity

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