Boeing 737-900ER

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The 737-900ER is Boeing's biggest single-aisle plane in production. It was made to compete with the Airbus A321 and replace the Boeing 757. The first plane came out of Boeing's factory in Washington in August 2006 and was delivered to Lion Air eight months later. By April 2016, 377 737-900ERs had been delivered, with 138 still on order. Main users of the 737-900ER are Lion Air, Delta Air Lines, and United.