The Boeing 737 is the most ordered passenger aircraft of all time by airlines: to date, nearly 12,000 have been ordered in total and more than 8,000 have been delivered. The Boeing 737 is so widespread that at any given time more than 1,250 of these aircraft are in the air. On average, one 737-type machine takes off or lands somewhere in the world every five seconds. In 2013, the monthly production rate was 38 units, which increased to 42 units per month in 2014.
The Boeing 737 version 800 first took to the air on 31 July 1997 from Renton Airport, Washington. The 737-800 simulator is located at AirPoint Warsaw.
Boeing 737-800 - Technical data
Simulator and opportunities
- The full-size cockpit of a Boeing 737-800
- Flight physics reflecting the behaviour of a real aircraft
- Fully mapped on-board systems and instruments
- Perfectly reproduced throttle (including motorised trim wheels, motorised thrust levers, responsive when A/T is engaged)
- More than 24 000 airports worldwide and up-to-date AIRAC database
- Cylindrical screen with a diameter of 5 metres for image depth and a high sense of realism
- Ability to simulate all types of technical faults
- Ability to simulate any weather conditions as well as reflect the actual conditions in the area at any given time
- Instructor station for easy and quick configuration of session parameters
