2010 Boeing 737-7H4

N945WN is a Boeing 737-7H4 delivered new to Southwest Airlines Co in 2010, and it remains registered to Southwest with no indication of a change in ownership. Over the past observed year it logged 1,806 flights and 2,602.1 hours, reflecting heavy domestic utilization. A photo from November 2010 shows the aircraft at Philadelphia carrying the nickname "Florida One." Southwest has recently completed cabin reconfiguration work across its 737-700 fleet, including removing a row of seats to create extra legroom ahead of assigned seating launching January 27, 2026, and as a fleet-mate of this type N945WN likely falls under that program, though this is not confirmed for this specific tail. Industry analysis has flagged the 737-700 fleet's utilization efficiency as a growing concern for Southwest, which is also said to be awaiting the MAX 7 as an eventual replacement type.

Livery guess: Southwest Airlines "Florida One" livery or titling (circa 2010). A photo snippet shows N945WN at Philadelphia in November 2010 identified as Southwest Airlines Boeing 737-700 "Florida One," though this may reflect a nickname rather than a special livery, and it is unclear if this still applies.

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