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This website enables you to preview and to order the BOEING 737 Management Reference Guide.

The B737MRG is written for professional airline and simulator pilots operating the Boeing 737. This pilot guide provides technical notes and management advise to handle over 300 non-normals. These notes are based on 18 years and over 10,000 hours line and simulator training experience on type and on feedback from many 737-pilots worldwide.

There are several excellent technical guides that describe 737 systems in depth, such as Bill Bulfer's Cockpit Companion, which I can recommend. The B737MRG is more of a practical guide that tries to go beyond... This guide :

explains conditions for all warning lights to illuminate
describes how to manage flight once a failure has occurred
proposes methods to solve or to work around the problem
alerts for potential subsequent (double) failures
contains many thumb-rules and tips-&-tricks
refers to FCOM, QRH, FCTM, DDG-MEL, JAR-FAR/FC

Click to view Cover B737MRG Edition IN+CL

Click to view Cover B737MRG Edition CL+NG

Five different editions exist, with a choice between black & white or full color print. Choose the edition that covers the B737-fleet you are flying:

IN (1/200)
IN (1/200) + CL (3/4/500)
CL (3/4/500)
CL (3/4/500) + NG (6/7/8/900)
NG (6/7/8/900)

The B737MRG is continuously being updated, therefore comments and feedback are very welcome !

Enjoy sunrise at FL370,

Captain Pat BOONE

Note : This website has no connection with The BOEING Company.

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