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At the same time, the price to land a big passenger jet was reduced.

Boeing does not now make a passenger jet that small.

Much of the increase came from delivering a record 191 passenger jets.

The 737 is the world's most popular passenger jet, with about 3,000 in service worldwide.

We've got a passenger jet going over there on Wednesday, with room for three aboard.

The new plane is expected to fly only 12 to 16 percent faster than today's passenger jets.

The two countries agreed in March 1994 to jointly develop a 100-seat passenger jet.

The Pentagon could be hit by a big, lumbering passenger jet.

The sellers' market for older, smaller passenger jets is fading.

When he'd said his robot would be along, she'd told him robots were not allowed on passenger jets.

Or, possibly, no passenger jet was involved at all.

Were they the actual passenger jets, or something else?

It was the first fatal crash of a Boeing 707 passenger jet.

It is also working on the design and series production of the MS-21 passenger jet.

On a typical passenger jet, the ratio of fresh to recycled air is about 50-50.

Boeing has sold more than 200 passenger jets to China, whose market now represents 14 percent of the company's production.

The Boeing 737 is a common medium passenger jet used by many budget airlines.

Passenger jets like N-1383 usually get close public scrutiny only after fatal accidents.

The airport also had scheduled passenger jet service provided by no less than five airlines at different times over the years.

It is, however, only 1000 metres long and therefore cannot be served by passenger jets.

By 1958 , Boeing had introduced the 707, the first passenger jet.

The odds of someone flying a passenger jet into a tall building were zero before.

The Boeing 737 is the world's most widely used passenger jet, with more than 1,900 planes in operation.

This was the airport's only scheduled passenger jet service.