Boeing 717 - VibeWire Magazine

Why Did Boeing Stop Making The 717?

A closer look at what caused Boeing to cease production of the 717 in 2006.

The carrier now has 70% of the world’s Boeing 717 flights.

Yesterday, QantasLink operated its last Boeing 717 commercial flight, with the aircraft coming to rest at Canberra Airport in the nation’s capital.

The rear-engined twinjets rank among Delta’s oldest narrowbody aircraft.

From the 707 to the 787, Boeing has over 60 years of development in the 7X7 series. Some l…

After 20 years of flying more than 400 million low-fare passengers, Jetstar briefly looked back yesterday but is firmly focused on the next 20 years.

The low-cost carrier flew 14 of the rear-engined twinjets in the mid-2000s.

The Boeing 717 was meant to be a family, but poor sales prevented the production of other variants.

The Boeing 717 was meant to be a family, but poor sales prevented the production of other variants.

A number of 717s are still in operation but only with a few carriers.