Sơ đồ ghế Boliviana de Aviación Boeing 737-800

The 11 March 2026 government release states that a recovered BoA Boeing 737-800 had returned to Bolivia and increased the airline's available fleet.

⚠The release establishes 2026 type activity, not installed seat count or row positions.

Boeing's 737 Next Generation characteristics document publishes representative six-abreast geometry for the 737-800.

⚠Manufacturer geometry supports the generic 3-3 pattern only; it does not establish BoA row numbering or cabin monuments.

The CP-2925 record marks BoA's Boeing 737-800 active with configuration Y168; the record was last updated 28 August 2025 and current type activity is checked against 2026 sources.

⚠The airframe record supports active status and installed class totals but is not an airline-published row map. Direct raw retrieval is anti-bot challenged, so this citation is retained without a local evidentiary snapshot under the documented search-index exception.

The fleet matrix, updated 8 July 2026, lists BoA with 2 current 737-300s (1 in service, 1 parked), 3 737-700s (1/2), 7 737-800s (5/2), 3 A330-200s (2/1), and 2 CRJ200s (1/1); all Boeing 767s appear only in the historic column.

⚠The type-level matrix supports current fleet presence and the in-service/parked split, not row positions. Direct raw retrieval returned an anti-bot HTTP 403 page, so this citation is retained without a local evidentiary snapshot under the documented search-index exception.