BOEING BBJ 737-700
Boeing BBJ (737-700)
The Original Boeing Business Jet

In 1996, Boeing introduced the BBJ (Boeing Business Jet) — the corporate version of the 737-700 with auxiliary fuel tanks and 11,480 km (6,200 nm) range. The BBJ became the most popular Boeing corporate jet — the aircraft that proved airliners could become executive transports.
Specifications That Created a Category
• Range: 11,480 km (6,200 nm) — New York to London, São Paulo to Madrid
• Speed: 870 km/h (470 knots) — Mach 0.785 cruise
• Capacity: 25 to 50 passengers in VIP configuration
• Cabin: 3.54 m width, 2.16 m height — 737's space
• Engines: CFM56-7B — proven, reliable

The BBJ introduced airline support networks, global parts availability, and the familiarity of 737 systems to the VIP market. It became the choice for corporations, governments, and high-net-worth individuals needing reliable intercontinental transport.
The Market Today
Pre-owned Boeing BBJ aircraft trade between $40M and $70M — strong residuals for the original. Operating costs: $12,000 – 18,000 per hour — the price of 737 capability.
The Verdict
The Boeing BBJ is the aircraft that created the Boeing Business Jet category. It proved that 737 reliability belongs in corporate aviation.

For the buyer seeking a BBJ, you're acquiring the original — the aircraft that started Boeing's corporate revolution.
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