Air Crimson Boeing 737-700

Air Crimson had been a prevalent 737 operator since the 1980's first buying the Boeing 737-300 shortly after its certification and entrance into service. The aging fleet of 737-300 and -400 aircraft were in need of replacing in the Mid 2000's while a company re-branding was in progress. The company had placed orders for Boeing's 737-700 and 800 series aircraft in the early 2000's but held off until 2005 to start the phasing out of older aircraft. The 700 series has been a backbone of the airline's 100-130 seat aircraft fleet alongside the Boeing 717. The last of the classic series of 737's were phased out in 2014 replaced by the Next Generation Series.