Special livery
Silver One livery
A Southwest 737-700 in a silver special livery named Silver One.
Reported, not yet confirmed by a recent photo
Airframe story
N953WN is a Boeing 737-7H4, serial 36668, built in 2010 and registered to Boeing Company that year before moving to Southwest Airlines Co, where FAA records show it from 2011 onward. One photo source shows it painted in Southwest's "Silver One" special livery, captured departing Dallas Love Field while wearing a decal marking the 25th anniversary of Southwest Airlines. Over the observed year the aircraft logged 1,822 flights and 2,664.5 hours, consistent with a hard-working member of Southwest's large 737-7H4 fleet, which accounts for the majority of the type still on the registry. Its current chapter lists it at NM17, but this stop is unconfirmed by public reporting and should be treated only as likely.
Livery guess: Southwest Airlines "Silver One" special livery. A FlightAware photo identifies N953WN specifically as wearing the Silver One scheme with a 25th anniversary decal.
363 Boeing 737-7H4 are in the FAA records; 232 still registered; 228 flew in the last year. Most sit with Southwest Airlines Co (221) and U S Department of Homeland Security (3).
From the FAA registry and observed flights. Inferences are labeled; outside facts are cited.