The Boeing 727 family consists of two main variants, designed to serve short to medium haul routs while offering improved performance and capacity compared to earlier jetliners.
The 727-200 is a stretched version of the original, offering increased passenger capacity and range. It became popular for busy domestic routes in the 1970s and 1980s, maintaining the 727's signature three-engine design and versatility.
| ICAO code | B721 |
| Engine type | PW JT3D |
| Length | 133.2ft/ 40.6m |
| Wingspan | 108ft/ 32.92m |
| Height | 34.3ft/ 10.45m |
| MTOW | 160000lbs/ 72.5tons |
| Range | 2300nm/ 4260km |
| Max pax capacity | 125 |
The 727-200 is a stretched version of the original, offering increased passenger capacity and range. It became popular for busy domestic routes in the 1970s and 1980s, maintaining the 727's signature three-engine design and versatility.
| ICAO code | B722 |
| Engine type | PW JT8D |
| Length | 153.2ft/ 46.7m |
| Wingspan | 108ft/ 32.92m |
| Height | 34.9ft/ 10.64m |
| MTOW | 184800lbs/ 83.8tons |
| Range | 2500nm/ 4630km |
| Max pax capacity | 155 |