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Title: Boeing Jetliners (Enthusiast Color Series) by Guy Norris, Mark Wagner ISBN: 0-7603-0034-8 Publisher: Motorbooks International Pub. Date: 01 August, 1996 Format: Paperback Volumes: 1 List Price(USD): $13.95

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Average Customer Rating: 4.6 (5 reviews)

Rating: 5
Summary: Comprehensive coverage of each of the Boeing Jetliners.
Comment: This is a mini encyclopedia of Boeing Jetliners. It provides coverage from the 707 to the 777 (the 777-300 is a future product for the book) including the requirements that led to the design of each, design considerations, all the variants, civil and military, and unique features of each. This is a nice historical reference anytime you want to know more about a particular Boeing Jetliner complemented by beautiful photographic material to match the content. For an overall read about the birth and development of the giant airliner market with a focus on technology and progress consider "Giant Jetliners" by the same authors.

Rating: 5
Summary: I thought that this book was excellent
Comment: Boeing jetliners was an excellent book because the photographs correspond with the story very well. Even to someone who dosn't know much about aircraft can understand most of the book because of the real life examples in the pictures, which are wonderful peices of photography compared to many other books.

Rating: 5
Summary: Must Have For Aircraft Enthusiast
Comment: This book has plenty of colorful pictures that help teach the history, present, and future of the Boeing 7*7 series and how it has led the world to using jets.