How to fly on the Boeing 737

Live departure airports, airlines and fares — updated from real observations.

The Boeing 737 is one of aviation's bucket-list aircraft. This page tracks where it is actually flying right now — based on the last 90 days of live observations — so you can pick a departure airport, check a date, and book a seat on one.

Where the Boeing 737 flies right now

Typical Boeing 737 fares

RouteMedianRange
Madrid → Milano €34€15–€108
Madrid → Rome €61€25–€215
Sydney → Melbourne €80€67–€111
Tokyo → Seoul €111€103–€220
Frankfurt → Madrid €137€99–€395

How to book a Boeing 737 flight

  1. Pick a departure airport above — these are confirmed Boeing 737 bases from live data.
  2. Use the search link: it pre-filters results to Boeing 737 flights only.
  3. No flights on your date? The search shows nearby dates and airports automatically.

Want the full picture — specs, safety record, operators? See the Boeing 737 aircraft guide.

FAQ

Which airlines fly the Boeing 737?

Based on the last 90 days: Turkish Airlines, Royal Air Maroc, TKJ, United Airlines, Southwest Airlines, American Airlines.

What's the easiest airport to fly on a Boeing 737 from?

Istanbul (IST) currently has the most Boeing 737 routes (441 observed).

How do I make sure my flight is operated by a Boeing 737?

Aircraft swaps happen. Our search marks flights where the variant isn't confirmed by the airline's schedule, and re-checking close to departure reduces surprises.

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