B717-200 | N717JW

By the turn of the century, Jetway needed aircraft to replace its aging DC-9's on lower density routes. The answer was McDonnell Douglas's MD-95, designed specifically for that role. Despite Boeing's acquisition of McDonnell Douglas in 1997, Jetway hung on. The first of the new type, now known as the Boeing 717, was introduced in 1999, and Jetway continued to take delivery of the type until mid-2007, when production stopped. Today, they continue to fulfill their original role; flying lower-demand routes all over the country.

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