Southwest Boeing 737-800 taking off

This is the 700, it has three doors on each side.

That's a -700

Its 737 700!

Is there anybody in the comments here who flies for either Southwest, Delta, or JetBlue? I want to be a pilot, but I also wanna make sure I can see my family a lot and I’m trying to figure out which one of the three are a good fit

What airport?

Such a yummy takeoff.

The winglets make it look so much better.

What airport was that

The 737 looks so small now. I’ve seen so many big planes.

Last vacation I took a plane to Michigan

nice catch mate

That's a 700 bud

Love the Southwest turn and burn. I expected it on many of my trips on southwest. Most recently on a Southwest 737 Max from CMH-MCO in February

*700

Thats a b737-800 not -700

Such a fun experience.

Awesome video great job recording it I always wondered why they have tipped wing tips?

Thats a -700

The takeoff sound like Airbus a320

Great not grate

Thats a Boeing 737-700

It’s 700

thats a -700

That’s a 700

So neat to see!!

Thats too short to be an 800

It’s shorter than the 800 and the pitch is lower the 800 taking off is higher pitch

Great marvelous I like it so much I wish I can own d one .

Beautiful

Beautiful clear video!

I have a Southwest, they come near my house sky

That’s 700 not 800

Cool but that’s a 700 not a 800

Cool video! No offense but that is a 700.

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This is a -700. Great video, still.

He took that turn a bit fast

This is a 737-700

Awesome video man!

Amazing!

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Why is this in England?

You deserted Birmingham Flug? KPDX is your new home?

700

Whatcha doin' all the way over here in Portland, Flugsnug??

Wow, wing flex

Beautiful video. I love the colorful livery on WN.

A really clear example of the brakes stopping the wheels spinning as part of the retraction sequence great work! Deffo a 700 though ;)

i think thats a 737-700, its quite short lol. nice video tho