The 737-800 shop
Fact-checked printables for enthusiasts, spotters, frequent flyers and young aviators, plus a short list of books and kit. Every purchase helps keep this site free.
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737-800 printables
Fact-checked PDFs in A4 and US Letter, for enthusiasts, spotters, frequent flyers and young aviators.

737-800 Reference Guide
Adult enthusiasts
From the 1960s ‘Baby Boeing’ to the 737-800 and its freighter, business-jet and Navy versions: history, key dates, specs and the places where the sources disagree, every fact cited

737 Family Identification Charts
Spotters, adults and teens
Our own unbranded drawings: count the overwing exits, judge the length, spot winglets and the MAX differences, with flight-tracker type codes and a practice quiz

737-800 Specification Data Cards
Teens and adults
Twelve double-sided cards for the 737-700, -800, -900, the MAX 8, the freighter, the BBJ2, the P-8A and the CFM56-7B, each figure from a named source, with two card games

737 Spotter’s Logbook
Plane spotters
Sighting logs with type-code and exit-count columns, airport visit pages, a quick-ID checklist, photo notes and a season tally

Frequent Flyer’s Flight Journal & Cabin Guide
Frequent flyers
A cabin guide to the twinjet you board most often (six-abreast seating, Sky Interior lighting and bins, what the overwing exits look like) plus logs for 40 flights

Young Aviators Jetliner Activity Pack
Children aged 7 to 11
Colouring, a maze, word search, label-the-jetliner, design your own (made-up) airline colours, true or false and a timeline puzzle, with an answer key
Free sample
Try before you buy: a free 6-page 737-800 printables sample. A4 PDF (290 KB) or US Letter PDF (290 KB).
Books & kit
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Books
- Civil aircraft recognition guides (affiliate link)Handy at the airport fence, alongside our own identification charts.
- Airliner history books (affiliate link)Look for books that cite their sources and say which model a figure refers to.
- Aeroplane books for children (affiliate link)For young aviators aged about 7 to 11.
Spotting
- 8x42 binoculars (affiliate link)A common size for watching aircraft. Try a pair before you buy if you can.
- Airband radios (affiliate link)Rules on listening differ between countries. Check what’s allowed where you live before you buy or use one.
- Waterproof notebooks (affiliate link)For logging in the rain, or print our logbook.
Modelling
- Airliner model kits (affiliate link)Kits come in many scales; check which model and version the box says.
Flying
- Travel neck pillows (affiliate link)For long days of short flights.
- Noise-cancelling headphones (affiliate link)Compare a few and read the reviews.
