Air Europa aircraft

The Boeing 737 is renowned for its versatility and ability to operate in a wide range of routes and conditions. It has been designed to meet the needs of both short-haul flights and longer medium-range routes. Its ability to land and take off on short runways makes it especially suitable for regional airports and those with space limitations. 

Throughout its history, the Boeing 737 has seen significant advances in its design and technology. The latest versions, such as the Boeing 737 MAX, have introduced improvements in terms of aerodynamics, more efficient engines and advanced avionics systems to improve efficiency and reduce fuel consumption. These improvements have also led to greater passenger comfort thanks to modern interiors and more ergonomic seats.

The Boeing 737-800 is one of the latest models in the 737 family, offering maximum reliability. Its engines are the most popular in the history of the aviation sector and have a range of 5,000 kilometres.

Flying on the Boeing 787 is a unique experience. Because once you try it, you won't want to fly on any other aeroplane.

It's called the Dreamliner Effect, we'll tell you why...

Relaxing lighting
An incomparable visual experience thanks to LED lighting. This lighting makes it possible to simulate all phases of daylight on long distance flights, helping passengers to adjust their internal clocks, thus reducing fatigue from jet lag upon arrival.

Silence inside and out
The Dreamliner features various technologies to make it quieter, such as the serrated engine nacelles that reduce noise by up to 60% compared to conventional aircraft, allowing passengers to enjoy more relaxing flights. It also makes use of certain materials in the interior that reduce the vibrations of the plane itself, and an AC system that is felt but not heard. 

Minimal turbulence
The Dreamliner has special sensors to compensate for the movement of the aircraft, creating a smoother ride through areas of moderate turbulence.

The plane with the best views
Gone are the days of small windows. Dreamliners have 30% larger windows than any other commercial aircraft for maximum enjoyment above the clouds.

Breathe clean air
With the same technologies as used in hospitals, Boeing 787s have even better air quality due to an innovative air purification method known as gas filtration. HEPA filters remove particles from the air and effectively eliminate bacteria, viruses and fungi.

Arrive better rested
Cabin pressurisation is the main reason for feeling tired after a flight. When the cabin is pressurised, we take in less oxygen with each breath, which can cause headaches and a sense of fatigue. The Dreamliner is pressurised to a maximum level of 6,000 feet, 2,000 feet less than most planes. This allows our bodies to absorb 8% more oxygen into our blood, so passengers experience these symptoms to a lesser degree.

On the plane