BOEING'S 737-800 flew for the first time July 31.

Staff August 04, 1997
BOEING'S 737-800 flew for the first time July 31, taking off from Renton Municipal Airport in Renton, Wash. Three hours and five minutes later, it landed at Boeing Field in Seattle.

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