737-300 emergency closes Birmingham Airport

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blanston12 wrote:When I looked the picture was definatly a 737, looks more like a 400 than a 300 since it has CFM56 engines on it.
All 737's bar the 100/200 have CFM56 engines.
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My mistake, your right CB and Toby, I mistakenly though the 300 still had JT8D's and they switched to the CFM56 with the 400.
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Post by Chris Trott »

They have properly identified the aircraft as a 737-300 (Freighter as it's a TNT aircraft) now in the linked story. No 737-400s have yet been converted to Freighter configuration.

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