Specifications
Aircraft Details
- Two operational owners since new
- Certified for MNPS, P-RNAV, RNP, RVSM
- Upcoming maintenance: A1-Check due Nov 2026, A2-Check due May 2027, A5-Check due Sep 2028, C1/C2-Check due Oct 2026, C3-Check and Landing Gear Overhaul due Oct 2030
- Engines: 2x CFM56-7B27/B3, each with 428 hours, 139 cycles, on-condition TBO
- Avionics include: Dual Collins ADF-900, Triple Collins VHF-900B, Honeywell 5-tube EFIS, Dual GE/Smith U10.8 FMS, Dual Collins GPS, Dual Honeywell IRS, Collins TCAS, Honeywell EGPWS, and more
- Additional equipment: ADS-B Out v2, FANS-1/A, extended-range fuel with 5 auxiliary tanks, lower cabin altitude mode, increased soundproofing
- Interior: Executive 6-zone layout for 29 passengers, forward galley, multiple lounges/conference areas, master bedroom with queen bed, two lavatories (one with shower), advanced entertainment and business systems, Lufthansa NiceView Airshow, Honeywell Ka-band internet
- Exterior: White with red & gray ribbon stripes
About this Model
Overview
The Boeing BBJ2 is a corporate/VIP variant of the Boeing 737-800, combining a wide, stand-up main-deck cabin with systems and handling rooted in high-cycle airline operations. Compared with purpose-built business jets, it trades higher operating footprint and airport infrastructure needs for substantially more usable cabin volume and the ability to tailor the interior for private bedrooms, conference/dining areas, and dedicated crew rest.
Mission Fit
BBJ2 missions typically emphasize passenger experience over point-to-point access. It is well matched to high-utilization programs that can leverage established 737 maintenance and crew pipelines, and less suited to owners expecting business-jet-style flexibility at smaller airports or minimal trip support.
Cabin
The BBJ2’s main-deck cabin provides the space to build a true multi-room environment: separate lounge and conference areas, private stateroom(s), and optional shower/galley arrangements depending on completion. The wide aisle and airline-size cross-section support easier movement in flight, and the platform’s long-duration capability makes the quality of the interior completion (sound treatment, lighting, connectivity, and seating/berth design) a major differentiator between aircraft.