Boeing Commercial Airplanes Boeing 737 MAX 10 aircraft in flight
First Flight • June 18, 2021In Service • Certification and entry-into-service program ongoing
Largest 737 MAXLEAP-1B
✈ Narrow-Body • Short/Medium-Haul

Boeing Commercial Airplanes Boeing 737 MAX 10

The largest 737 MAX variant, designed as a high-capacity single-aisle aircraft with a stretched fuselage, revised landing gear and enhanced braking capability.

MTOW

89.760 t

Range

3,100 nmi

Max Seating

230 PAX

Cruise Speed

M0.785

Technical Specifications

Overview

ManufacturerBoeing Commercial Airplanes
Variant Shown737-10 (737 MAX 10)
Family737 MAX (737-7 / -8 / -9 / -10)
First FlightJune 18, 2021
Entry Into ServiceCertification and entry-into-service program ongoing
Body TypeSingle-aisle narrow-body jet
RoleHigh-capacity short / medium-haul commercial transport

Airframe

Length43.8 m
Height12.3 m
Wingspan35.9 m
Fuselage Width3.76 m maximum exterior width
Wing Area127.0 m² (approx.)

Weights

MTOW89.760 t
MLW75.930 t
MZFW72.570 t
Fuel Capacity~25,816 L

Performance

MMOM0.82
Cruise SpeedMach 0.785
RangeUp to 3,100 nmi
Max Seating230 PAX
Service Ceiling41,000 ft
Takeoff Field LengthConfiguration / operating-condition dependent

Crew & Propulsion

Flight Crew2 pilots
Cabin CrewConfiguration-dependent
PropulsionTwin high-bypass turbofan
Engine Options2 × CFM International LEAP-1B

Market Context

Aircraft DeliveredDeliveries pending certification / entry into service
Main CompetitorAirbus A321neo
Notable OperatorsLaunch and future customers; entry into service pending

Key Features

Flight Deck

737 MAX advanced flight deck with four 15-inch displays.

Landing Gear

Revised main landing gear for the stretched 737-10.

Braking System

Enhanced high-performance braking system with larger braking capability.

Winglets

Advanced Technology winglets.

Commonality

High 737 MAX family commonality in pilots, maintenance and support.

Notable Operators

  • Launch and future customers; entry into service pending
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