The Boeing 737 Technical Guide by Chris Brady

This coil-bound Guide contains over 300 pages! It contains over 500 high resolution photos, diagrams & schematics and is great reference for anyone who wants to learn more about the 737 aircraft.

With extensive explanatory notes, facts, tips and points of interest on all aspects of this hugely successful airliner, it explores in-depth its technical evolution from the early design in the 1960s through to the latest advances in the New Generation. The book provides detailed descriptions of systems, internal and external components, their locations and functions, together with pilots� notes, a detailed guide to air testing, accident reports, technical specifications and expands upon many subjects.

Here are some comments received about The Boeing 737 Technical Guide:

"The author has produced a well-illustrated technical guide on the Boeing 737 designed to supplement the Boeing and company manuals. As well as in-depth technical operating information, the book includes excellent chapters on the history of the design." ... "Anyone with a fascination for the 737 will enjoy this book."

Pilot Magazine, Jan 2007.

"A fascinating look at the 737 and 'how it works', and answers many questions that both enthusiasts and engineers might want to pose."

Aircraft Illustrated, Dec 2006.

"Written by a maintenance test pilot on the B737 who is currently employed by a leading European budget airline, this technical guide offers facts, tips, photographs and points of interest about the type to supplement existing airline and manufacturers manuals. It is aimed at student pilots and training captains but has been written in a plain and simple manner which will appeal to a wider audience."

Airliner World, Nov 2006.

"You are to be commended on the what is the finest book on any aircraft that I have seen. I am amazed by the depth of knowledge this book contains. I only wish I had it when I went to training on the 737 at US Airways!"

Capt H, JetBlue Airways

"I received the book a few days ago -v impressed for a variety of reasons. Your book is different with constructive hints and interesting information on the rudder/historical overview etc -good luck I hope it sells."

Capt B, ThomsonFly

I found this book very useful and full of information regarding systems and equipment. Even my company manuals don't even come close to explaining in detail and simplicity as Chris Brady's book! Superb reference and a great addition to his website that you can now carry in your flight case!

KF, Edinburgh, UK.