Do Jet2 still operate the 737 300?

Jet2 only uses the 737-300 and 737-800 from Leeds Bradford, its original base. This July-August, Cirium shows that it has 1,723 flights scheduled to leave from the airport (23 to 31 each day). Of these, some 695 or 40% are by the 737-300, down from 48% in July-August 2022.



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