Indonesian B737-800 Pt. 4 - Air Force, Gov & Other

Hello! As part of Indonesian Airliners project, I present you the repaint of various Indonesian Air Operators for the LGallard B737 Next Generation Creator Pack.

This Mod Part 4 is containing repaints of various Indonesian Air Force, Indonesian Government, and other operators of 737-800 (as well 737-700 and faux 737-400 and 500),which includes:

Indonesian Air Force A-7305 - Old Livery, Faux 737-400 using 737-800 Non Winglet Model, available for purchase from 2010 A-7307 - Old Livery, Faux 737-500 using 737-600 Non Winglet Model, available for purchase from 2015 A-7307 - New Livery, Faux 737-500 using 737-600 Non Winglet Model, available for purchase from 2026 A-7308 - New Livery, Faux 737-400 using 737-800 Non Winglet Model, available for purchase from 2026 A-7310 - New Livery, 737-800 Scimitar, available for purchase from 2023

Indonesian Government A-001 - Blue Livery (2014-2021), available for purchase from 2014 A-001 - Red Livery (2021-2024), available for purchase from 2021 PK-GRD - White Livery 737-700 (2024 - Present), available for purchase from 2024 Other Indonesian Air Operators PH-HZW - Air Paradise 2003 with Transavia Color, available for purchase from 2003 PH-HZW - Air Paradise 2004 White, available for purchase from 2004 PK-TVV - Travira Air, available for purchase from 2016 

Many more repaints of Indonesian Air Operator 737NG is coming soon: - 737-900ER: Lion, Batik, Sriwijaya & BBN - And possibility of mock 737-300, 400 and 500 using 600, 700 & 800 model

This repaints requires LGallard B737 Next Generation Creator Pack. Ensure that you have enabled it first. For fellow repainters, feel free to use my repaint as base of your own variant!

A brief history about these airplanes: Boeing 737 Next Generation (600, 700, 700ER, 800, 900, 900ER, BBJ1, BBJ2, BBJ3 and P-8) is the further improvement of earlier Boeing 737 Classic (300, 400, 500), designed to compete with the Airbus A320 family, also providing increased efficiency and comfort. Produced since 1996, more than 7,000 airplanes has been produced to date. The airplane is now being succeeded by the 737 MAX family. In Indonesia, the story of Boeing 737 Next Generation begins when Garuda Indonesia reportedly ordered several 737-700s in late 90s or early 2000s. However, the order was deferred significantly and turns out that Garuda wasn't going to be the first operator of this type in Indonesia. The first Indonesian operator of 737 Next Generation was a Bali-based airline, Air Paradise International who wet-leased a single 737-800 from Transavia, registered PH-HZW for several months to support their operations from Bali to Australia from November 2003 to March 2004, and then also from September 2004 to April 2005. However, the actual Indonesian-registered 737 Next Generation didn't come until January 2006 when Garuda finally introduces Boeing 737-800 with registration PK-GEE to their fleet.  Lion Air, the largest LCC in Indonesia also marks the major milestone by becoming the launch customer of Boeing 737-900ER and ordered up to 178 Boeing 737 Next Generation.

Indonesian Government orders a brand new BBJ2, based from 737-800 and delivered in 2014. The aircraft was registered as A-001 and has served three Indonesian presidents to date. From 2024, an additional BBJ1 was introduced, registered as PK-GRD. On the other side, Indonesian Air Force also receives their first 737-800 in 2023, complementing their existing fleet of 737-200, 400 and 500.

By 2026, the operators of Boeing 737 Next Generation in Indonesia were Garuda Indonesia, Lion Air, Batik Air, Sriwijaya Air, Indonesian Government, Indonesian Air Force, and several private-owned BBJs.

________ Thank you very much for LGallard who has provided the B737 Next Generation Creator Pack, Urban Games that has provided marvelous model for 737-700, and of course, the wholesome Transport Fever games. More repaints of Indonesia's airlines for other aircraft types is expected to be published soon. If you encountered any issues of this repaint, please let me know on the comment section. I hope you enjoyed this mod and makes your game feel more Indonesian!