Narrowbody airliner · 737 NG

Boeing 737-900ER for Sale

The Boeing 737-900ER is the largest 737 Next Generation: 42.11 m long, up to 220 seats with its extra pair of exit doors and 2,950 nm of range. It was launched in July 2005 and first delivered on 27 April 2007; civil 737 NG production ended in 2020, so every 737-900ER on the market is pre-owned.

ICCJET sources the 737-900ER for airlines, charter and ACMI operators and VIP buyers; it is also the base of the BBJ3.

At a glance

Key figures

Full 737-900ER specifications, history and comparisons

Market snapshot

737-900ER fleet today

Source: public market data, October 2026. ICCJET confirms live availability, online and offline, for each request.

Buyer checklist

What to check before you buy a 737-900ER

1. Two engines, two histories. Each CFM56-7B has its own records. Check life-limited parts (LLP) remaining, the last shop visit and the next one due, engine by engine.
2. Exit configuration. The extra exit doors allow up to 220 seats. Some airlines plugged them and limited capacity to 189 or fewer: check the certified exit limit of each aircraft.
3. Heavy maintenance. Date and findings of the last heavy check and what falls due next.
4. Landing gear. Overhaul status and time remaining on the main and nose gear.
5. Records. Back-to-birth records, airworthiness directives and service bulletins, damage and repair history.
6. Registration and transition. Plan the certificate of airworthiness and the change of registry early. Compare 21 aircraft registries.

Choosing

737-900ER or 737 MAX 9?

Same seat limit and almost the same length. The MAX 9 flies 350 nm farther on new LEAP-1B engines; the 737-900ER costs much less and has a mature engine market.

Also consider

Alternatives on ICCJET

• Boeing 737-800 for sale
• Boeing 737 MAX for sale
• Boeing BBJ 3 for sale
• Airbus A321 for sale
• All Boeing aircraft

Process

How a purchase works with ICCJET

1. Brief. Missions, routes, seat count, budget, delivery date.
2. Search. The online market and the offline market.
3. Shortlist. Records review of every candidate, engine by engine.
4. Offer. Letter of intent and deposit. Escrow available, in fiat or cryptocurrency (USDT, BTC, ETH).
5. Inspection. Physical inspection and records audit at the facility you choose.
6. Closing. Bill of sale, delivery, change of registry.

FAQ

737-900ER for sale: questions