Boeing 737: The World's Jetliner Hardcover – August 28, 2017

Hands down the best book on the B737 I’ve ever read. The B737 was one of the first airplanes I flew on as a kid and I’ve been hooked on aviation ever since. It’s a great coffee table book with enough photos and tons of technical information to keep me entertained every time I pick it up. The quality of the book itself is also superb — thick pages, crisp photography and artwork. Just well-done all around. I can’t say enough about it!

This is the best book about the Boeing 737 I've ever seen, well researched, well illustrated and well written.

I wish I could give ten stars. This is an exceptional add to ones collection about the 737s. I am yet to go through the book, but the initial experience has been really very high.Very happy. However, the book when opened from the package had damaged and wrinkled cover. The only let down. But the book is a gem.

A great book for anyone interested in airplanes and the 737. A very in-depth history of the development and usage of each version of this most popular airliner in history. I highly recommend it!

This is the best book about a single airliner type that I've ever seen. Whether you're an aviation historian, an engineer, a modeler or just a frequent flyer who wants to know more about what he's flying in, this book will have something for you. I sincerely hope that this is the first of a series and that Schiffer will do books, uniform with this one, on all the other Boeing 7X7 jetliners.

I gave this to my friend who is a retired aeronautical engineer and he loved it.

Daniel Dornseif’s Boeing 737: The World’s Jetliner is an excellent addition to any aviation lover’s bookshelf. Written by a seasoned Boeing 737 captain, this book offers a detailed and engaging look at the history and impact of the world’s most popular jetliner.The book covers the 737’s development with clear insights from designers, pilots, and industry insiders, paired with high-quality photos and drawings that enhance the story. I appreciated the mix of technical details, like the pilot’s walk-around, and more accessible sections that make it enjoyable for readers who aren’t experts. The model-building tips were a nice touch for hobbyists, and the overall production—crisp images and sturdy pages—feels polished.While it’s thorough, it never feels overwhelming, making it a great pick for both casual readers and dedicated aviation buffs. If you’re interested in the Boeing 737 or aviation history, this book is well worth your time. Highly recommend!

found all the information you'll ever need on the 737. A welcomed addition to my aviation library!!