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How many 737-600's does the Janet fleet have? I am going to install them in my sim and the flightplans I have for them all have different fleet numbers. I have one plan that has 6 737-600's, then I have another one that has 7 737-200's, and I have a third one that has 8 737-200's in the plans.

I would like to know which one is more accurate? I could take the plans that uses the 737-200's and just replace them with the 737-600.

To the best of my knowledge, they currently have a fleet of 6 737-600's.

I can't attest to accuracy, but Wikipedia lists...

6x Boeing 737-66N
2x Beech 1900C
3x Beech BE200C

Hope this helps!

Thanks guys. I didn't think of looking at Wikipedia for the info. I didn;t think that info would be there.

I do think WOAI has just released a Janet airways package.

Yes indeed WOAI have released "Janet". It's up on Avsim now.

Yeah, but it only includes 1 x -600 scheme although it does have flightplans for all 6.

Built into one of the larger packs of Area 51 is a set of 200's with all different numbers (different paints)...but I've only seen/photoed one 600, and maybe there is another..as far as I know they still use 200's as well.

All the -200s have now gone, they have all been replaced by -600s and the regs and buzz numbers are quite well known now.

According to the WOAI front page they've just released Janet...

Yup...another thread was started. (Speaking of EG&G...didnt know URS owned them...wish that interview I had with them a couple years ago went better )

Cool about the 600's...last November I saw some 200's but guess at settles it, all phased out.

Might be a little late.


Boeing 737-66N N319BD
Boeing 737-66N N869HH
Boeing 737-66N N859WP
Boeing 737-66N N273RH
Boeing 737-66N N365SR
Boeing 737-66N N288DP
Beech 1900C N20RA
Beech 1900C N623RA
Beech King Air B200C N654BA
Beech King Air B200C N661BA
Beech King Air B200C N662BA