B737 Specifications

B737 SPECIFICATIONS
© Groupe Air Form Maroc

First conversion B737
• Aircraft general
• Flight deck arrangement
• Passenger cabin arrangement
• Doors and exits
• Communication systems
• Emergency exit lights
• Entertainments system
• Oxygen system
• Galleys
• Water and waste
• Main gear viewer
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Aircraft description – general
• The Boeing 737
is a short to medium haul airplane powered

by two turbofan engines.
The engines are located under and forward

of the wings.
• Characteristic of the Boeing 737
Engine CFM 56-3

Thrust 18.000-23.500
Cruising speed 800km/h
Max. operating altitude 37.000ft
+/- max. weight 65.000kg
+/- max. range 4500km

• The airplane has a conventional

tricycle landing gear.
• On the ground, the aircraft is steered by

turning the nose wheel.
• Each wheel of the main landing gear is

equipped with brakes.
• The nose gear has no brakes.

• Plug-type exterior entry and access doors

include
fwd and aft entry doors (LH side)
fwd and aft galley service doors (RH side)
fwd and aft lower cargo comp. doors (RH side)
lower nose compartment
the electronic equipment access door aft of the
nose landing gear.
• These doors operate manually.

A passenger self-help cabin emergency exit
hatch is provided over both
the left and right wings.

• Aircraft crew and passengers
Aircraft type
Flight crew Cabin crew
and variant
B737-400 2 4

• Maximum number of passengers with

reduced mobility.
Max. number of WCHC+ WCHP+ WCHS +
STCR + BLIND +BLIND/DEAF + Accomp.
Valid.
Aircraft Main Max.
individual In group
type doors total
B737-
4 2 17 19
4OO
WCHR / other 1 escort for 12
WCHS 1 escort for 1
WCHC / STCR 2 escorts for 1
WCHP 2 escorts for 1
Blind / blind-deaf 1 escort for 2

Aircraft Aircraft Certificate of

configuration certification airworthiness
168 188 188

• Definition of certification:
Max.number of passengers
that can evacuate in 90 sec’s
with only half of the
floor level exits available.


• Flight deck arrangement
The B737 is operated by a flight crew of two.
The left seat is occupied by the commander.
The right seat is occupied by the first officer.

The seats are

equipped with an
inertia-reel seat
harness and
adjustable straps
(5-points).


The seats can move

vertical
horizontal
They are installed

on J-tracks.
allowing them to move
backwards & sidewards

Vertical
Handle to recline
seatback

A storable observer‘s seat is installed forward

of the flight deck door.
A second observer’s seat is foreseen behind

the commander’s seat .
Both seats can be occupied by an observer

during all phases of flight.






Each seat is equipped with a QDM adjacent to

the seat.


• Passenger cabin arrangement
Rows of 6 seats are installed, 3 on each side of

the aisle.

LJ & seatbelt Ash tray & recline button
Food tray & seat pocket

Food tray on first row or OW exit

The aisle armrest of each seat is fixed.

The center armrests fold back between the
seat backs to give additional room.

Overhead stowage compartments for

carry-on items are located above the seats.

The PSU’s are installed above each row of

seats and have

reading lights
NS / FSB signs
attendant call button
an adjustable air outlet
emergency oxygen equipment
Every other P.S.U. has a speaker installed for

the public address.

The crew seats are
pull-down type
that automatically return to the stowed position
when unoccupied.

each crew seat is provided with:
a combination seatbelt/shoulder harness

a padded headrest
life jackets
emergency oxygen equipment
work light
torches.

A double crew seat is located at the front

and faces aft.
The aft cabin crew member seat

accommodates 2 persons and faces rear

Two Cabin Attendant Control Panels are

located:
one at door 1L
near the crew seat.

one at door 2L
above the crew seat.

Lavatories are installed in the front and in the

rear of the airplane.

Each lavatory contains
a toilet
wash basin
mirror
ventilation
and all the necessary vanity items and disposal
units.

Galleys are installed in the front and in the

rear of the airplane.

• Doors and exits
• Flight deck door

• Flight deck window
• Cabin doors
• Overwing exits
• Lavatory doors
• Doors as emergency exits

• Doors and exits
The Boeing 737-400 has 8 exits:
• 4 type I: 1L-1R-2L-2R
• 4 type III: WL-WL-WR-WR
• In addition, the F/D has 2 sliding windows
that can be used as emergency escape by
the flight crew.

F/D door










Flight deck door procedures:
see OM Part A chapter 10 p28-30

Sliding F/D windows





Cabin Doors
Type I
1R
1L
2R
2L

These doors may be opened

from either inside or outside
the airplane.

Pre-flight check
Z-handle

Gust lock - Door open latch


General:
• for each of these doors,
amber lights on the overhead panel in the

flight deck, advises the flight crew when any
door is open or not completely closed.

• Because of cabin pressure loads, these

doors cannot be opened during normal flight
conditions.
The lower and upper pressure gates on the

door panel assure their tightness.

• The doors being at about 2.70 meters
above the ground are equipped with
automatic inflatable escape slides.

• The escape slides are inflatable rubber/nylon

units which are stored in compartments on
the bottom inner face of the forward and aft
entry and service doors.

• The slide incorporates a retainer (girt) bar

which is normally stowed in special stowage
hooks on the compartment cover when in the
disarmed position.
• With the girt bar in the disarmed (park)

position, the slide will not be deployed when
the door is opened.

Arming of the door

Disarming the
door

• Inflation will begin during slide deployment.
Automatic inflation requires ± 5 seconds.

• The red manual inflation handle is pulled to

inflate the slide.

• Door normal operations
To open the door from inside
To close the door from inside
To open the door from outside
To close the door from outside

To open the door from inside:
• Check girt bar.

• Check red flag.
• Check outside condition.
• Grasp handle and rotate it fully in the
direction of the arrow.
• The door will fall inboard.
• Push the door outside to the fully open
position.

To close the door from inside:
• Unlock the door-open latch (gust lock).

• Grasp the assist handles.
• Pull the door inwards.
• Rotate door handle against the direction of
the arrow to close and lock the door.
• check the position of the external door

handle (Z-handle).
• A Z-handle not properly stowed can cause

important vibrations and increases noise
level during the flight.

To open the door from outside:
• Check the red flag through the window.

• Pull Z-handle outward.
• Rotate handle to the open position.
• Replace the Z-handle in its recess.
• Rotate the door to the fully open position.
• Ensure the door-open latch has engaged.

To close the door from outside:
• Depress the door-open latch.

• Pull the door inwards.
• Extract Z-handle and rotate to the closed
position.
• Re-stow the handle in its recess.

• Overwing emergency exits

• These overwing exits

are only used to escape from the airplane
in an emergency situation.
• Arrows are pointing to the rear of the wing to

show the escape route.

• In a ground emergency:
to the rear over the extended trailing edge
flaps
• In a ditching:
to the front by jumping into the water

Escape strap (rope or

webbing)


Lavatory doors

• The Boeing 737-400 airplane is configured

with single panel lavatory doors.
• Lavatory doors may be locked / unlocked

from inside and outside.

Emergency opening of a single panel door
Move the OCCUPIED sign to

VACANT to unlock the door.
The door opens towards the cabin.

• Emergency evacuation routes
All exits may be used in case of an emergency
Type I
Type III
F/D windows

To use the F/D window as emergency exit:
• Open window.
• Remove rope and trail it out of the window.
• Escape through opening like in the picture
• Caution: check that the strap is anchored to

the airplane structure before dropping it out
of the window.

Cabin doors as emergency exits:
• Check if door in flight condition.

• Check outside conditions.
• Open door handle and push fully open.
• Request help from ABP if necessary.
• Pull red manual inflation handle.
• Check inflation of the slide +/- 5 seconds.

Checking outside conditions:

hands against door (arm length)


• Slide fails to inflate
• Do not use
• Redirect passengers
• Guard exit
• Slide inflates
• Slide deflates afterwards
• Use as an apron slide

Overwing hatches as emergency exits
• Check outside condition.

• Pull handle in- and downwards to unlock.
• Put other hand in the lower handgrip.
• Lift panel out of its frame.
• Throw it outside to the opposite of the
evacuation route.


The opening of the overwing hatch from

outside:
• will be done by the rescue team.

• Push in the red plate at top of the hatch.
• Panel unlocks and falls inside the cabin.

Abnormal landing gear conditions
All slides
can be used!

Ditching
• the Boeing 737 will float in a slightly nose-up

attitude.
• In the unlikely event of a ditching with the

fuselage remaining intact, the airplane will
float like a boat.

Cabin Doors as emergency exits in a ditching

The slide may not inflate properly.
Always pull the red

manual inflation
handle directly
after opening the door.

To detach the slide from the door sill:
lift flap
pull the white

ditching handle

the slide is still attached to the A/C by a

lanyard.
To detach:
pull the yellow tag on the retaining line.

Hand grips are positioned along the sides of

the slide.
Slide can be used

as a floating
device.

To use the escape slide as flotation

device:

Calm sea Rough sea
• Check outside • Check outside
• Open door • Open door
• Pull red manual • Pull red manual

inflation handle inflation handle

Calm sea Rough sea
• Lift flap • Send ABP’s in water
• Pull white ditching • Lift flap

handle
• Send ABP’s in water • Pull white ditching

to overturn the slide handle

Calm sea Rough sea
• Send pax in water • Send pax in water

and order to inflate and order to inflate
LJ LJ
• Place infants... in • “Place infant... on
slide top of slide”

Maintain a steady flow of pax leaving the A/C
Check cabin and F/D
Take emergency equipment
Inflate LJ and jump in water
Pull yellow tag on retaining line

Overwing escape hatches as emergency exits
• Open the overwing hatches and throw

hatches out of the evacuation path.
• Attach escape rope to the ring on the wing.

(ditching)


• Communication systems
The communication system includes

3 sub-systems:
• The Passenger Address System (public address.)

• The Crew Call System
• The Service Interphone System

Passenger adress system:
• To use by cabin crew or pilots to make

announcement to the passengers.
• To transmit music for passenger

entertainment.

Speakers are installed
• in the PSU
• in each lavatory and
• at each cabin attendants’ stations.

The system gives first priority to
• the flight deck

• the cabin crew member’s
• pre-recorded announcements
• boarding music.
The forward attendant has priority over the

aft attendant.

For announcements:
• pick up the hand microphone.

• depress the push-to-talk button
and speak normally.

Call system

Passenger call system

Lavatory call system

Crew call system
From F/D or cabin attendant panel
• A high-low chime will be heard over the PA
• Pink call light on the fwd and aft exit locater

signs in cabin
• Blue in the F/D

Flight crew to cabin crew
1 X ding-
dong

Cabin crew to flight crew

Cabin crew to cabin crew
2 X ding-
dong
Passenger signs
Return to Seat is only visible when the

FSB sign is on.
The signs are controlled from the flight deck either
manually or automatically.
automatic control:
When the landing gear is down or the flaps

extended
the FSB, NS and return to seat signs are on

On take-off:
The signs go out when the wing flaps are fully

retracted.
During approach to landing:
The signs come on when the flaps or the

landing gear is down.

The No Smoking sign is always on.
A single low-tone chime sounds over the

public address loudspeaker system each time
the signs come on or go out

Cabin attendant panel

The forward panel

Lights
Window Light Switch
Illuminates fluorescent lights above each cabin

window:
• Bright / Dim / Off

Ceiling Light Switch
Illuminates one row of indirect

fluorescent lights on each side of cabin
ceiling.
• Night / Off / Dim / Bright.

Entry Light Switch
Illuminates light above entry area.
• Bright / Dim / Off

Work Light Switch
illuminates small spotlights

in ceiling above crew seat.
• On / Off

Call System

The aft panel

Aft attendant panel
• Entry light switch

• Work light switch
• Emergency Exit Light Switch
• Call system (same as fwd panel)

• Emergency exit lights
emergency exit lights are provided in both

the passenger cabin and the flight deck.
In case of loss of electrical power the

emergency lights and selected passenger
cabin lights will automatically be illuminated





 Floor proximity path lighting is installed on

one side of the aisle to indicate emergency
exits. (white lamps + red lamps at the exits)

Flight deck Switch
The system has 3 positions:

OFF / ARMED / ON
and is guarded to the ARMED position.

Cabin emergency light switch
Normal: EEL controlled

by switch in F/D
ON: takes control from the F/D and

illuminates all EEL

When switch is pushed to the On position:

• all interior and exterior emergency lights
illuminate.
• they last approximately for 20 minutes.
• Exterior emergency lights illuminate the

escape slides, the overwing escape routes
and ground contact area.

The passenger entertainment system

• Oxygen system
Two independent oxygen systems are

installed:
• a high pressure oxygen cylinder supplies the

flight deck crew,
• chemical generators supply the passenger
area. (passenger and cabin crew)

Flight crew oxygen system
• Normal
• 100%
• Emergency

The observer oxygen mask, regulator, and

harness unit is the same as the flight crew.
The mask, regulator and harness are

contained in a stowage cup.

Passenger oxygen system
Passenger cabin oxygen is supplied by

individual chemical oxygen generators
located in each P.S.U and A.S.U. and L.S.U

The system is activated:
• automatically when the cabin altitude

exceeds 14.000 feet
• electrically in the F/D when the guarded

passenger oxygen electrical switch installed
on the aft overhead panel is switched to the
On position.

• Manually in the cabin

In the lavatory

12 minutes


Do not use passenger oxygen with cabin
altitude below 14.000 feet
when smoke or
an abnormal heat source is present.

The number of passengers (including infants)
on one seat row may never exceed the number
of oxygen masks available.

• Galleys
Electrical control panel switches

circuit breakers
storage space
containers
ovens
boilers
water shut off valve
are integrated in the galley units.
Circuit breakers are located on the galleys

and in the flight deck.
If a circuit breaker pops out, it must

never be reset by the cabin crew

• Water and waste
Fresh water is supplied to the galleys and

lavatory sinks.


• Lavatories
There are 3 lavatory compartments:
• One at the forward end of the cabin
• Two at the aft end of the cabin.

Lavatory lights

water heater

Amber light

A shut off valve is located in the cabinet below

the sink in each lavatory.

2 positions: ON / OFF
ON : there is water available for sink
OFF: no water available for sink

Drain valve:
do not move selector valve to «drain» position
during the flight in
the forward lavatory.


• Procedures
Recommended seats for disabled passengers
Boeing 737-400:
• row 1 seats DEF

• row 27 seats ABC – DEF

Normal operation stations & responsibilities
Checking of emergency equipment and galley

during preflight:
• CCM 2 to check emergency equipment in the

front (up to first overwing exits).
• CCM 4 to check emergency equipment in the
aft part (from first overwing exits till the end of the aircraft).

• SCCM checks the front galley and catering.
• CCM 3 checks the aft galley and catering.

Passenger safety briefing
• The safety briefing will be done by the SCCM

via the PA.
• Demo by CCM 2 and CCM 4 (or 3).
It is mandatory that this demonstration will be

finished before take-off.
Seating policy
• In all circumstances the cabin crew members

must be seated on crew seats equipped with
shoulder harnesses.
• The minimum number of cabin crew is 4.


Emergency responsibilities; seating
As there are more exits in cabin than cabin

crew members,
some ABP’s will be needed to assist in an

expected evacuation.

The same sector responsibility is applicable in

an emergency.
• CCM 1 and 2 are responsible for the cabin

forward of row 12 (inclusive).
• CCM 3 and 4 are responsible for the cabin

aft of row 13 (inclusive).

Expected ground emergency
• In a ground emergency, the floor level exits

are primary exits.
• ABP’s are to be seated first at the overwing

exits (WL and WR).

Ditching
• The overwing exits are the primary exits.
• In all circumstances, the ccm should be

seated on crew seats equipped with shoulder
harnesses.

Main gear viewer (LH-side)



EEL


737-800

Configuration : 189
Certification : 189
Certification of airworthiness : 189

MAXIMUM NUMBER OF WCHC + WCHS +

STCR + BLIND + ACCOMP. VALID
AIRCRAFT CABIN MAXIMUM

INDIVIDUAL IN GROUP
TYPE VERSION TOTAL
Full
B 737-800 2 19 21
Passengers
Full 17
B 737-400 2 19
Passengers

Overwing exits canopy type

Overwing exit canopy type

Communication system

In the flight deck

QDM

QDM

Escape rope

Cabin attendant panels

Cabin attendant panels

Entertainment system

Boilers

Lavatory

Water and waste system

Water supply selector valve

Manual Toilet Shut-off Handle

Emergency lights

Don’t forget: no main gear viewer!!







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© Groupe Air Form Maroc

Aircraft description – general

• The Boeing 737

is a short to medium haul airplane powered

The engines are located under and forward

• Characteristic of the Boeing 737

Engine CFM 56-3

Slide 1 © Groupe Air Form Maroc

• The airplane has a conventional

• On the ground, the aircraft is steered by

• Each wheel of the main landing gear is

• The nose gear has no brakes.

• Plug-type exterior entry and access doors

Slide 1 © Groupe Air Form Maroc

A passenger self-help cabin emergency exit

hatch is provided over both

the left and right wings.

Slide 1 © Groupe Air Form Maroc

• Aircraft crew and passengers

Slide 1 © Groupe Air Form Maroc

• Maximum number of passengers with

WCHR / other 1 escort for 12

WCHS 1 escort for 1

WCHC / STCR 2 escorts for 1

WCHP 2 escorts for 1

Blind / blind-deaf 1 escort for 2

Slide 1 © Groupe Air Form Maroc

Aircraft Aircraft Certificate of

168 188 188

Slide 1 © Groupe Air Form Maroc

that can evacuate in 90 sec’s

with only half of the

floor level exits available.

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Slide 1 © Groupe Air Form Maroc

• Flight deck arrangement

The B737 is operated by a flight crew of two.

The left seat is occupied by the commander.

The right seat is occupied by the first officer.

Slide 1 © Groupe Air Form Maroc

The seats are

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The seats can move

They are installed

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A storable observer‘s seat is installed forward

A second observer’s seat is foreseen behind

Both seats can be occupied by an observer

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Each seat is equipped with a QDM adjacent to