Boeing 737-400

The Boeing 737-400 is a single-aisle, twin-turbofan airliner that appeared as a default aircraft in Microsoft Flight Simulator for Windows 95. The -400 is the longest, largest, and heaviest of the 737 Classic series, capable of seating 188 passengers and 6 flight crew in a high-density 1-class configuration. In FS95 and FS98, the aircraft has no airline markings and only a basic paint scheme. In FS2000, it came in a Orbit Airlines livery. Starting in Microsoft Flight Simulator 2002, multiple paint schemes were available to the user to represent various virtual airlines, including American Pacific Airways (a nod to the real-world Pan Am), Landmark Airlines, Orbit Airlines, Pacifica Airlines, and World Travel Airlines (a nod to the real-world TWA.) The 737-400 continued to be featured as a default user aircraft until it was replaced by the similarly-sized but vastly improved Boeing 737-800 in Microsoft Flight Simulator X. The -400 remains in Microsoft Flight Simulator X as a static scenery object in certain missions.