Unlocked
First unlocked Jun 30
About this type
The core of Boeing's fourth 737 generation pairs the classic airframe with LEAP-1B engines and split-tip winglets. After a grounding that made world news, it returned to become one of the most common jets in the sky again.
The double-pointed AT winglet, one blade up and one down, is the fastest way to tell a MAX from an NG at distance.
First flight: January 29, 2016.
The distinctive chevron-edged engine nacelles cut noise.
Thousands are on order, so this tile only gets easier.
Technical Plate · Descriptive Geometry · 737 family
Engines
LEAP-1B
Range
~6,500 km
Seats
up to 189
Drawing: Julien Scavini · CC BY-SA 3.0 · Source
Your record with this type · @sedergine
- Aircraft caught
- 124
- Sightings
- 373
- First unlocked
- Jun 30
Your regulars · most seen airframes of this type
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Resolver aliases737 MAX 8737-8B38MBoeing 737 MAX 8