No matter how popular charter flights may be, commercial passenger aviation will always remain in demand. And anyone who has ever taken to the skies has likely, at least once, watched the sleek 40-meter Boeing 737-800 Jet for sale gliding smoothly onto the runway for landing. The Boeing 737 for sale is so widely operated that roughly 1,250 aircraft are in the air at any given moment, and every five seconds one of the Boeing 737 sale family aircraft takes off or lands.
The Boeing 737-800 is a long-range passenger aircraft that replaced the Boeing 737-400, featuring upgraded engines, a modernized flight deck, and significantly redesigned wings and tail surfaces. This model also became the basis for the BBJ2 business jet and was further developed into the military variant Boeing 737-800 ERX. So what lies inside the refined Boeing 737-800?
The Boeing 737 sale cabin is a bright, spacious aisle, 3.54 m wide and 2.20 m high, with rows of three comfortable seats on each side. Depending on the selected configuration, the Boeing 737 cabin accommodates 162 or 189 passengers. Offering Boeing 737-800 aircraft for sale with a single-class cabin is ideal for high-volume passenger operations: in this layout, 189 passengers can be seated in an all-economy cabin on a single flight. Several Boeing 737-800 cabin layouts are available, including 166Y, 8B+54E+96Y, or 16B+138Y.
Boeing 737-800 aircraft sales are popular with airlines thanks to the engines’ fuel efficiency and a standard crew of two pilots, enabling relatively low fares on routes of up to 5,765 km.
The Boeing 737-800 for sale powerplant consists of two CFM56-7B24/26/27 high-bypass turbofan engines from the Franco-American consortium CFM International (CFMI), each delivering 10.9/11.9/12.4 tf of thrust. This allows the aircraft to reach a cruise speed of 852 km/h at altitudes of up to 12.5 km. At maximum load, the engine nacelles sit 46 cm above the ground. The minimum flight speed of the Boeing 737-800 is 330 km/h.
| AIRCRAFT | BOEING 737-800 |
| DIMENSIONS (EXTERNAL): | |
| Length | 39.47 m |
| Wingspan | 34.32 m |
| Height | 12.62 m |
| Cabin dimensions: | |
| Height | 2.20 m |
| Width | 3.54 m |
| Length | 29.97 m |
| GENERAL INFORMATION: | |
| Passengers | 162-189 |
| Range | 5 765 km |
| Maximum speed | 850 km/h |
| Service ceiling | 12 500 m |
| Takeoff distance | 2 241 m |
ICCJET offers BOEING 737-800 aircraft for sale:
| AIRCRAFT | BOEING 737-800 |
| Type: | Commercial Passenger Jet |
| Manufacturer: | Boeing Commercial Airplanes |
| Year of manufacture: | 2007/2008/2009/2013/2018 - upon request |
| Serial number: | upon request |
| Registration number: | upon request |
| Price: | upon request |
|
Number of passenger seats: |
162-189 |
| Engines: | CFMI CFM56-7 |
| Weights: |
Maximum Maximum Maximum Maximum |
|
No. |
Aircraft model |
Passengers (typical/max) |
Range (approx.) |
Engines / notes |
|
1 |
Boeing 737-800 |
~160 / up to ~189 |
~5,700–6,300 km |
CFM56-7B |
|
2 |
Boeing 737 MAX 8 |
~162–178 |
~5,500–6,500+ km |
CFM LEAP-1B |
|
3 |
Boeing 737-700 |
~126–149 |
~5,300 km |
CFM56-7B |
|
4 |
Boeing 737-900 / 900ER |
~170–200 |
~5,500–6,000 km |
CFM56-7B |
|
5 |
Airbus A318 |
~107–132 |
~5,700–6,000 km |
CFM56-5 / IAE V2500 |
|
6 |
Airbus A319 |
~124–144 |
~5,700–6,000 km |
CFM56-5 / IAE V2500 |
|
7 |
Airbus A320 (ceo) |
~150–180 |
~6,000–6,600 km |
CFM56-5 / IAE V2500 |
|
8 |
Airbus A320neo |
~150–180 |
~6,200–6,600 km |
CFM LEAP-1A / PW1100G |
|
9 |
Airbus A321 |
~185–220 |
~5,000–6,500 km |
CFM56-5 / LEAP-1A / PW1100G |
|
10 |
Airbus A321neo / A321LR / XLR |
~180–240 |
~6,500–8,700 km+ |
LEAP-1A / PW1100G |
|
11 |
Embraer E170 |
~70–78 |
~3,300 km |
GE CF34 |
|
12 |
Embraer E175 |
~78–88 |
~3,700 km |
GE CF34 |
|
13 |
Embraer E190 |
~90–114 |
~4,450 km |
GE CF34 |
|
14 |
Embraer E195 / E195-E2 |
~100–146 |
~4,800–5,500 km |
PW1900G (E2) |
|
15 |
Bombardier CRJ700 |
~66–78 |
~2,000–2,200 km |
GE CF34 |
|
16 |
Bombardier CRJ900 |
~76–90 |
~2,400–2,500 km |
GE CF34 |
|
17 |
Bombardier CRJ1000 |
~97–104 |
~2,500–2,600 km |
GE CF34 |
|
18 |
Fokker 70 |
~70–85 |
~3,400 km |
Rolls-Royce / other |
|
19 |
Fokker 100 |
~100–109 |
~2,600–2,700 km |
Rolls-Royce / other |
|
20 |
Tupolev Tu-204 / Tu-214 |
~164–210 |
~4,200–6,700 km |
PS-90A (Russian) |
|
№ |
ATA Chapter |
System |
LRU Major Units |
737 800 NG Standard Fit |
Options Notes |
|
Powerplant and APU |
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|
1 |
ATA 71 73 |
Engines |
Turbofan engine shipset thrust reverser nacelle FADEC |
CFM International CFM56 7B series |
737NG family is powered by CFM56 7B only |
|
2 |
ATA 49 |
APU |
Auxiliary Power Unit starter generator load compressor bleed |
Honeywell 131 9B GTCP131 9B |
Provides AC electrical and pneumatic bleed for engine start and packs |
|
Landing Gear and Brakes |
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|
3 |
ATA 32 |
Nose Landing Gear |
NLG shock strut steering actuators uplock downlock |
Safran Messier Dowty twin wheel steerable |
Operator configurable parts and SB embodied variations |
|
4 |
ATA 32 |
Main Landing Gear |
MLG shock struts sidestays drag brace wheels tires |
Safran Messier Dowty dual wheel per strut |
Brake options include carbon brake stacks by supplier |
|
5 |
ATA 32 |
Braking and Antiskid |
Brake control antiskid autobrake brake accumulator |
Carbon brake option common on 737NG |
Goodrich or Safran carbon brake options depending on build |
|
Avionics and Flight Controls |
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|
6 |
ATA 22 |
Auto Flight |
AFDS FCC autopilot autothrottle |
Dual channel FCC architecture typical |
Supplier and part numbers vary by line number and retrofit |
|
7 |
ATA 22 |
FMS |
FMC CDU navigation performance database |
Boeing 737NG FMC suite |
Options include SBAS RNP AR and operator specific software loads |
|
8 |
ATA 31 |
EFIS EICAS Displays |
Display units symbol generators EICAS computers |
Glass cockpit display suite |
HUD is optional on some aircraft |
|
9 |
ATA 34 |
Weather Radar |
WXR antenna receiver transmitter indicator control |
Airborne weather radar suite |
Supplier varies by aircraft spec and retrofit |
|
10 |
ATA 34 |
TCAS |
TCAS computer directional antennas |
TCAS II typical fit |
Version and compliance depend on ADS B mandate and operator |
|
Hydraulics and Electrical |
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|
11 |
ATA 29 |
Hydraulic Power |
EDP electric pump PTU standby pump reservoirs accumulators |
System A and System B plus Standby system nominal 3,000 psi |
Standby system backs up flight controls thrust reverser and landing gear functions by config |
|
12 |
ATA 24 |
Electrical Power |
IDG buses TRU inverter APU GEN batteries |
Two engine IDG 115 V AC 400 Hz |
Exact ratings and buses depend on aircraft spec and STC mods |
|
Fuel and Air Conditioning |
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|
13 |
ATA 28 |
Fuel System |
Main tanks center tank boost pumps crossfeed refuel panel |
Total fuel capacity 26,020 L 6,875 US gal |
Auxiliary tanks may be installed on special mission and BBJ configs |
|
14 |
ATA 21 36 |
Air Conditioning Pressurization Bleed |
PACKs outflow valve controllers bleed valves precooler |
Dual PACK architecture engine bleed or APU bleed on ground |
Controller part numbers vary by avionics standard |
|
Wing and Ice Protection |
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|
15 |
ATA 57 27 |
Wing and High Lift |
Slats flaps ailerons spoilers winglet option |
Wingspan 35.8 m on typical winglet equipped 737 800 NG |
Winglets or blended winglets by build or STC |
|
16 |
ATA 30 |
Ice and Rain Protection |
Wing anti ice engine cowl anti ice probe heat window heat |
Bleed air wing anti ice and engine anti ice plus electric probe and window heat |
Operational limitations per FCOM and AMM apply |
|
Oxygen |
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|
17 |
ATA 35 |
Oxygen System |
Flight crew oxygen cylinder regulators masks pax chemical generators |
Crew gaseous oxygen bottles passenger chemical oxygen generators |
Bottle size and generator count depend on cabin layout |
|
Metric |
B737-800 Sale |
A320-200 |
A320neo |
B737 MAX 8 |
A220-300 |
|
Average fuel burn |
~2,600 kg/h |
~2,500 kg/h |
~2,200 kg/h |
~2,300 kg/h |
~1,800 kg/h |
|
Direct operating cost |
USD 7,500-8,000 |
USD 7,000-7,500 |
~USD 6,500 |
USD 6,600-6,800 |
USD 5,200-5,800 |
|
OEM range |
2,930 NM |
3,078 NM |
3,400 NM |
3,500 NM |
3,400 NM |
|
Field length |
~2,100 / ~1,550 m |
~2,000 / ~1,500 m |
~1,950 / ~1,400 m |
~2,000 / ~1,450 m |
~1,450 / ~1,300 m |
|
Entry into service (EIS) |
1998 |
1988 |
2016 |
2017 |
2016 |
|
Aircraft in service |
5,000+ |
4,000+ |
3,500+ |
~1,200 |
~300 |
|
Market share (segment) |
~40% (NG family) |
~35% (ceo family) |
~60% (neo family) |
~40% (MAX family) |
<5% |