Which code identifies the 737-800 (non-reconfig)?

Which code identifies the 737-800 (non-reconfig)?

• A. 738
• B. 73H
• C. 739
• D. Crj

Answer: (A)

Alaska uses fleet codes to quickly identify aircraft models and configurations for operations and customer service. For a Boeing 737-800 in its standard, non-reconfigured interior, the code is 738. Knowing this code helps crews reference the correct procedures, seating layout, emergency equipment, and door/gally arrangements specific to that airplane type without confusion. The other options don’t match the 737-800 non-reconfigured identification: 739 points to a different 737 variant, 73H isn’t the 737-800 in this system, and Crj denotes a Canadair Regional Jet, a completely different aircraft family.

Alaska uses fleet codes to quickly identify aircraft models and configurations for operations and customer service. For a Boeing 737-800 in its standard, non-reconfigured interior, the code is 738. Knowing this code helps crews reference the correct procedures, seating layout, emergency equipment, and door/gally arrangements specific to that airplane type without confusion. The other options don’t match the 737-800 non-reconfigured identification: 739 points to a different 737 variant, 73H isn’t the 737-800 in this system, and Crj denotes a Canadair Regional Jet, a completely different aircraft family.