The Stretch with More Space

In 2001, Boeing introduced the BBJ2 — the corporate version of the 737-800 with 19% more cabin space than the original BBJ. The BBJ2 offered the same range with more room — appealing to operators who prioritized space over ultimate distance.

• Range: 10,205 km (5,510 nm) — slightly less than BBJ due to weight
• Speed: 870 km/h (470 knots) — Mach 0.785 cruise
• Capacity: 25 – 50 passengers in the extended cabin
• Cabin: 39.5 m length — 19% more than BBJ
• Engines: CFM56-7B — same proven powerplants

The BBJ2 became popular with corporate shuttle operators and governments needing to move large groups in comfort.

Pre-owned Boeing BBJ2 aircraft trade between $45M and $75M — premium for the extra space. Operating costs: $13,000 – 19,000 per hour — reasonable for the capacity.

The Boeing BBJ2 is the aircraft that proved space matters. It offers BBJ reliability with more room to work, rest, and entertain.

For the buyer seeking a BBJ2, you're acquiring the stretched original — the aircraft that says "more is more".