Added Splash Screens for PWA

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This challenge is impossible to complete if you start today, but it's a fun one to look at because despite how common as the 737 is, it's very hard to find them all!
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<li><b>737-100</b> - It was never that popular, and is no longer in commercial service anywhere. This is what renders the challenge impossible today.</li>
<li><b>737-200</b> - Retired from Western fleets. A handful still fly in Africa and parts of Latin America on gravel-strip routes.</li>
<li><b>737-300 / 737-400 / 737-500</b> - Rare but doable with some creative routing.</li>
<li><b>737-600</b> - Much like it's Airbus A318 Equivalent, it sold poorly but is still in operation in Algeria and Canada.</li>
<li><b>737 Max 7</b> - Not possible to fly yet due to lack of certification but should hopefully become common soon enough!.</li>
<li><b>-100</b> - It was never that popular, and is no longer in commercial service anywhere. This is what renders the challenge impossible today.</li>
<li><b>-200</b> - Retired from Western fleets. A handful still fly in Africa and parts of Latin America on gravel-strip routes.</li>
<li><b>-300 / 737-400 / 737-500</b> - Rare but doable with some creative routing.</li>
<li><b>-600</b> - Much like it's Airbus A318 Equivalent, it sold poorly but is still in operation in Algeria and Canada.</li>
<li><b>Max 7</b> - Not possible to fly yet due to lack of certification but should hopefully become common soon enough!</li>
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