Boeing 737 Swiss Air

About Boeing 737:

The Boeing 737 is a short-and medium-range, single-aisle, narrow-body, and low-priced, jet-powered airline aircraft. A total of nine versions of the Boeing 737 were produced, which were designed to be derived from Boeing's other models, the 707 and 727. Production of the -600,700,800 and 900 versions, called the Boeing 737NG after the start of production of the Boeing 737 Max, ended with the delivery of the last 737NG to KLM Airlines on December 18, 2019.

It was first designed in 1964 and made its first flight in 1967. The airline started its flights in February 1968.[2] the 737 is Boeing's single-aisle, narrow-body aircraft in production, and previously dominated the market, replacing the 707, 727, 757, DC-9 and MD-80/90 aircraft.

The 737 has been manufactured by Boeing since 1967.About 360 airlines from 114 countries around the world serve 737 aircraft. By November 2016, 9,295 aircraft had been delivered, with 4,280 orders pending delivery.[1] the 737 series is the most ordered and produced jet airliner in history as of April 2009. 1,250 737 aircraft are in the air at any time on earth, and on average every five seconds the plane takes off and lands. The Boeing 737 carried about seven billion passengers, equivalent to the world's population.[3]

Controls:

VTOL Down: Flaps

Yaw: Rudder

Landing Gears: Landing Gears (lol)

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