737 MAX

The 737 MAX family provides exceptional capability, flexibility, and value for airlines. Technological advancements result in a 20% reduction in CO2 emission and fuel use. Since the launch of the 737 MAX, more than 100 customers worldwide have placed firm orders for approximately 7,000 airplanes. More than 1 million passengers fly on a 737 MAX airplane every day, making it a backbone of the global commercial airline industry.

Each member of the 737 MAX family provides a unique opportunity for airlines to meet the needs of customers everywhere:

• 737-7: Expands opportunities for new routes and emerging markets
• 737- 8: Offers the greatest versatility and efficiency for core markets
• 737-9: Creates opportunities to increase capacity on growing routes
• 737-10: Provides largest passenger capacity on high-demand routes

With a single-type fleet, the 737 MAX family offers substantial efficiency savings to airlines. Customers can expand their fleets to meet growing demand with lower investment in parts, equipment, and training.

• Same pilots
• Same flight attendants
• Same mechanics
• Same Ramp staff
• Same maintenance facilities
• Same maintenance program
• Common spares

Improvements to the 737 MAX family have led to a 20% reduction in CO2 emissions and fuel use.

The 737 MAX is significantly quieter than the previous generation of aircraft. The 737-8 has a 50% smaller noise footprint than the 737-800 in part because of the higher-bypass ratio on the LEAP-1B engine as well as the unique chevron design on the nacelle—another advance inspired by the 787 Dreamliner.

The 737 MAX has a simple, robust, and reliable design which means it spends more time flying and less time in the hangar. The 737 MAX is lightweight, easy to maintain, and provides industry-leading reliability and utilization.