Snowbird Airlines operates a fleet of 19 Boeing 737-300 aircraft, which have been a key part of the airline’s regional operations since the late 1990s. The aircraft have proven to be reliable, cost-effective, and versatile for both short and medium-haul flights across Snowbird’s extensive network.
Delivery dates:
- OH-SXA - 15 June 1998
- OH-SXB - 3 July 1998
- OH-SXC - 12 August 1998
- OH-SXD - 26 September 1998
- OH-SXE - 5 November 1998
- OH-SXF - 18 December 1998
- OH-SXH - 2 January 1999
- OH-SXI - 15 February 1999
- OH-SXJ - 3 March 1999
- OH-SXK - 22 May 1999
- OH-SXL - 10 June 1999
- OH-SXM - 19 July 1999
- OH-SXN - 3 August 1999
- OH-SXO - 21 September 1999
- OH-SXP - 7 October 1999
- OH-SXQ - 16 November 1999
- OH-SXR - 24 December 1999
- OH-SXS - 1 February 2000
The 737-300s were delivered between 1998 and 2000 and have served Snowbird Airlines for over two decades, offering exceptional reliability and performance on domestic and international routes. These aircraft were part of Snowbird’s strategy to grow its fleet and expand its route offerings, allowing the airline to meet increasing passenger demand on key regional routes.
Despite their age, Snowbird's 737-300 fleet continues to be a strong performer, and many of these aircraft were updated with modern amenities, ensuring they meet passenger expectations and remain an integral part of the airline’s operations.
