Prototype Boeing 737 Part 2/4

[@DeltaTristar500]

one of the best videos out there on the classic 37

[@tjfSIM]

Amazing piece of aviation history, lovely to see it in such great condition and so well cared for!

[@ccc771]

woow so many pre-flight checks very interesting video thanks for posting!

[@ACRE1971]

How fantastic aviation is.

[@chrisnizer1885]

I didn't know that the 737's came with airstairs installed. Pretty cool watching them deploy. Great video btw....thanks for posting.

Always my favorite part when the 737 deployed the stairs. Such a clever mechanism!

[@MrProTechHD]

i don't think the stairs made it to production for rest of the boeing's

[@MrAlastairwylie]

@@MrProTechHD yes they did. Go look at any Ryanair 737-800 almost all of them use air stairs. They are a brilliant alternative to waste money on airport provided stairs. Even airstairs are still expected to continue on into the max

[@MrAlastairwylie]

@@MrProTechHD yes they did. Go look at any Ryanair 737-800 almost all of them use air stairs. They are a brilliant alternative to waste money on airport provided stairs. Even airstairs are still expected to continue on into the max

[@MrGamesOfficial]

best video on youtube! all four parts!

[@brrrrrrarrrrrg]

Forgetting these are a rare sight now. Used to be a very common sight on 737's and DC-9's!

[@edisonsiew5450]

Love this he's a cool man

[@MyEmpire91]

@ACRE1971 aviation is everything!

[@lrg8734]

It's nice to know that the prototypes for the 707, 727, 737 and 747 are still around (and technically flyable). Gee, McDonnell Douglas, you couldn't do the same for the DC-8, DC-9 and DC-10??? And how about the L-1011?

[@FSM_Reviews]

Remember that the original MD-80 prototype crashed? The tail snapped off..........

[@Mrslater23]

Every 737 has stairs i think. BTW awesome videos!!!!

[@vibinqmxrlie8685]

Not every 737 only the 737-100 and the 737-200 I think

[@DavidBerquist334]

i like your videos did you get my other message thanks

[@gfast2]

Y love Boeing 737-130 N515NA

[@BOdenwald1979]

Did anyone see the joystick on the left side of the pilot seat? So, basically, Airbus stoll the idea from Boeing? ;)

[@VinarcoKie]

NASA

[@Skybolter]

0:47 WHAT A FUNNY PART