Top-Notch, Museum Quality Boeing 737 Zambia Livery Model Airplane Will Revere Enthusiasts and Model Collectors

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Faced with fast-growing competition in the short-haul jet market in the late 1950s and early 1960s, Boeing began design of the 737 in November 1964. The 737 was finally launched in 1965 with an order for 22 aircraft from Lufthansa, but the programme was then almost cancelled and sold off to Japan for lack of funds. The Boeing 737 has been sold to more than 540 airlines and on average there are 1,250 in the air at any one time. Today, the 737 represents more than 25% of the worldwide fleet of large commercial jet airliners.