The 737 Boeing Sky Interior features new, modern-sculpted sidewalls and window reveals, larger stow bins and more headroom around the aisle seats. Other features include a quieter cabin, intuitive placement of switches and call buttons, improved sound quality and different interior lighting schemes.

"We congratulate Jetairfly on the delivery of its first 737-800 with the new Boeing Sky Interior," said Marlin Dailey, vice president of Sales & Marketing, Boeing Commercial Airplanes. "Jetairfly's incorporation of the Boeing Sky Interior and its passenger-pleasing features will reinforce its position as Belgium's leading holiday airline." 

The Boeing Sky Interior is the latest in a series of improvements to the airplane. Since the Next-Generation 737 was introduced in 1997, customers have taken advantage of continuous improvements to this best selling airplane that have made it even more efficient, reliable and passenger-friendly.  

Next to come will be a package of performance improvements that will reduce fuel consumption and carbon emissions by 2 percent ? making the airplane a full 7 percent more efficient than the first Next-Generation 737 delivered. The performance improvements to the airframe and engine will be in service by early 2012. To date, 50 customers have ordered the new interior for 1,386 airplanes. 

Jetairfly is a low-cost airline with its headquarters in Ostend, Belgium and its centre of flight operations in Zaventem, Belgium. It operates scheduled and charter passenger flights. Formerly known as TUI Airlines Belgium, it adopted its new name in November 2005.