On 9 april 1967, the first of six Boeing 737-100 prototypes took off for the very first time, piloted by Boeing test pilots Brian Wygle (who would also the co-pilot on the maiden Boeing 747 flight on 9 February 1969) and Lew Wallick.
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Compare the original Boeing 737-100 prototype and the state-of-the-art Boeing 737 MAX8 :
Compare the original 737 flight deck to the state-of-the-art MAX glass displays:
Some Boeing 737 aircraft memories:
This post was published on 10 April 2017 10:10
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