Pacific Northwest Airlines Boeing 737-100

It's 1965. Pacific Northwest Airlines is a fledgling carrier based out of Seattle using a mainly turbine driven fleet of Lockheed L-188 Electras, Fairchild F-27s and a couple of wetleased Boeing 707-320s from American Pacific. At the same time, Boeing, another great Seattle institution, launches it's ambitious 737 project.
Nicknamed the FLUF (Fat Little Ugly ****er), the 737 was immediately on the radar of PNA executives and by March of 1965, PNA had signed on to be the launch customer of the 737 program, with an order for 10 737-100 and 30 for the longer -200 variant.
This 737 order started a long association between Boeing and PNA, with our Seattle based carrier operating nearly every model in the Boeing lineup.

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