Boeing unveils new cabin options for BBJ 737-7

Customers booking Boeing Business Jets (BBJ) can now customize the cabin interior of the BBJ Boeing 737-7, the newest member of the 737 MAX family. BBJ has moved to offering a portfolio of pre-designed cabin layouts to speed up the installation process.

The decision to offer a “catalog” of 144 cabin interior options is expected to help customers and manufacturers reduce the total manufacturing cost of their aircraft.

The latest design for BBJ Select's “Premium” interior was created at the recent National Business Aviation Association Business Aviation Convention and Exhibition (abbreviated to NBAA-BACA) in Sin City, Las Vegas.

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The 144's design offers a variety of layouts, including guest and family rooms, private office space, and VIP passenger seating configurations. The latest design is a puzzle. Customers can choose modules for different cabin sections.

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With three different color palettes to choose from, we aim to cover all levels of customers, including individuals, businesses and heads of state. The BBJ Select Cabin is currently available only on the 737-7 model and is poised to provide superior global range, generous floor space and best-in-class operating economics. BBJ President Joe Benson elaborated on the announcement.

“Boeing Business Jets offers customers a new, streamlined approach to designing unique, comfortable and functional interiors for their BBJ 737-7 jets. For customers who do not have a preference, BBJ Select offers a pre-arranged service.''We have designed options for equipping the cabin, which allows us to offer the jet at a very attractive fixed price. Now it looks like this. ”

Passengers can expect up to 15 hours of non-stop travel, with lower fuel use and overall carbon footprint compared to other previous generation jets, as it is built for daily flights. , this aircraft should be able to offer strong reliability and better value when compared to derivatives. with your closest competitors.

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The BBJ 737-7 MAX, 787-8, 787-9, 777-8, and 777-9 are all designed to typically accommodate up to 25 passengers in comfort. Founded in 1996, the company has sold more than 260 aircraft worldwide, making it one of the industry's leading providers of VIP jets. The latest generation 737-7 MAX replaced the 737-7 in 2001, making it the most popular model to date, with over 198 aircraft delivered and 188 still in service.

Current customers for BBJ aircraft include Abu Dhabi-based luxury airline Royal Jet, the Indonesian Air Force (for presidential and government VVIP flights), the Nigerian Air Force, and the Government of Madagascar.

Source: Boeing