The Longest 737

In 2006, Boeing introduced the BBJ3 — the corporate version of the 737-900ER with the longest cabin of any 737. The BBJ3 offered maximum space with 9,800 km (5,300 nm) range — the ultimate 737-based corporate jet

• Range: 9,800 km (5,300 nm) — transatlantic with reserves
• Speed: 870 km/h (470 knots) — Mach 0.785 cruise
• Capacity: 25 to 50 passengers in the longest 737 cabin
• Cabin: 41.2 m length — longest in BBJ family
• Engines: CFM56-7B — proven, reliable

The BBJ3 became the choice for operators who prioritized cabin space over the BBJ's ultimate range — perfect for corporate shuttles and large entourages.

Pre-owned Boeing BBJ3 aircraft trade between $50M and $80M — premium for the maximum space. Operating costs: $14,000 – 20,000 per hour — the price of the longest 737.

The Boeing BBJ3 is the aircraft that maximizes 737 space. It offers the longest cabin in the BBJ family with proven reliability.

For the buyer seeking a BBJ3, you're acquiring the ultimate 737 — the aircraft that says "maximum space, maximum capability".