Boeing BBJ MAX 9 (737-9): Complete Specs, Performance, and Buyer's Guide (2026)

The Boeing BBJ MAX 9, in production since 2021, is the largest variant of Boeing Business Jets' current production BBJ MAX family - offering a cabin floor area of 1,120 sq ft (104.1 m²) - the most spacious member of the BBJ MAX family. The first BBJ MAX 9 sale was announced at the Paris Airshow on June 17, 2015 by an undisclosed European customer. The first BBJ MAX 9 was delivered green on August 18, 2021. The BBJ MAX 9 (BBJ 737-9) is a variant of the Boeing 737 MAX 9 commercial airliner and represents the modern replacement for the BBJ 3 (737-900ER-based, 2008-2018). Powered by twin CFM International LEAP-1B turbofan engines (each producing 28,000 lbf / 124.5 kN of thrust), the BBJ MAX 9 delivers 6,376-6,515 nautical miles of range (with 8 passengers NBAA IFR), 470 knots maximum cruise speed, and 41,000 ft service ceiling. The aircraft accommodates between 25 and 50 passengers in VIP configuration, with seating for up to 19 in maximum private suite VIP layouts. The cabin features 32.67 m (107 ft 2 in) cabin length, 3.3 m (10 ft 10 in) width, 2.16 m (7 ft 1 in) height, providing the largest cabin in the BBJ MAX family with over 1,100 sq ft of space (per Globalair) that can be fully customized. The BBJ MAX 9 features the bizliner-unique cabin altitude system providing 6,500 ft cabin altitude at maximum cruise. Advanced split-tip winglets using natural laminar flow technology reduce drag while increasing effective wingspan. CFM LEAP-1B engines feature an optimized core and a fan 8 inches larger than the Boeing 737 NG. The interior layout typically includes a private master bedroom with en-suite bathroom, lounge areas, conference rooms, and dining spaces. Large windows, advanced soundproofing, state-of-the-art air management systems enhance passenger experience. The cockpit features Boeing's advanced flight deck technology including latest avionics and fly-by-wire systems with large high-resolution displays, head-up guidance, advanced weather detection, and collision avoidance systems. The BBJ MAX 9 cabin area is over three times the cabin area of majority of business jets of its kind per Aero Corner. 2023 equipped price: $118.5M (per Wikipedia).

For operators wanting the largest member of Boeing Business Jets' current production BBJ MAX family with the most spacious cabin (1,120 sq ft floor area), modern CFM International LEAP-1B engines with 15% fuel burn reduction vs BBJ NG, advanced split-tip winglets with natural laminar flow, bizliner-unique 6,500 ft cabin altitude system, and Boeing 737 MAX commercial-grade reliability, the BBJ MAX 9 represents the modern replacement for the BBJ 3 and Boeing Business Jets' premier flagship variant.

Boeing BBJ MAX 9 Specifications at a Glance

Specification	Value
Category	VIP Airliner Conversion
Production Status	Active production (2021-Present)
Designation	Boeing BBJ MAX 9 / BBJ 737-9
Manufacturer	Boeing Business Jets
Base Platform	Boeing 737 MAX 9 (commercial)
First Sale Announced	June 17, 2015 (Paris Airshow, undisclosed European customer)
First Delivery (Green)	August 18, 2021
Production Years	2021 to Present
Predecessor	Boeing BBJ 3 (737-900ER-based, 2008-2018)
Industry Distinction	Largest BBJ MAX family variant (1,120 sq ft cabin floor area)
Industry Distinction	Cabin area over 3 times majority of business jets of its kind (per Aero Corner)
Crew	2 flight crew minimum (typically 3 with cabin crew)
Passengers (Typical VIP)	25 to 50
Passengers (Maximum Private Suite VIP)	19
Engines	2× CFM International LEAP-1B turbofans
Thrust per Engine	28,000 lbf (124.5 kN)
Total Thrust	56,000 lbf
Engine Features	Optimized core, fan 8 inches larger than Boeing 737 NG
Engine Family	CFM LEAP (commercial 737 MAX family)
Auxiliary Fuel Tanks	Yes (modern positioning)
Forward Airstair	Retractable (deployable inside or outside the aircraft)
Avionics	Boeing 737 MAX flight deck (large high-resolution displays)
Avionics Features	Head-up guidance, advanced weather detection, collision avoidance, fly-by-wire systems
Winglets	Advanced split-tip with natural laminar flow technology
Cabin Altitude System	Bizliner-unique (increases ambient pressure + air density)
Connectivity	Custom completion (modern Wi-Fi, satcom, IFE)
Max Range (Altivation, 8 pax NBAA IFR)	6,376 nm
Max Range (Aero Corner)	6,515 nm
Max Cruise Speed	470 knots
Long-Range Cruise	Mach 0.78
Service Ceiling	41,000 ft max
Cabin Altitude at FL 410	6,500 ft (bizliner-unique system)
Cabin Floor Area	1,120 sq ft (104.1 m²)
Cabin Length (Aero Corner)	32.67 m (~107 ft 2 in)
Cabin Width (Aero Corner)	3.3 m (10 ft 10 in)
Cabin Height (Aero Corner)	2.16 m (7 ft 1 in - stand-up flat floor)
Cabin Volume	Largest in BBJ MAX family (over 1,100 sq ft per Globalair)
Aircraft Exterior Length	42.18 m (138 ft 4 in)
Aircraft Height	12.3 m (40 ft 4 in)
Aircraft Fuselage Diameter	3.5 m (11 ft 6 in)
Wingspan	35.69 m (117 ft 1 in)
Maintenance Major Checks	Every 4 years
Maintenance Heavy Checks	Once every 12 years
Direct Operating Cost (Estimated)	$5,200 to $5,600/hr (BBJ MAX average)
2023 Equipped Price	$118,500,000

History as the Largest BBJ MAX

The BBJ MAX 9 represents Boeing's strategic decision to apply 737 MAX 9 commercial platform improvements to the largest BBJ MAX family variant - replacing the classic BBJ 3.

Platform timeline:

2010-2013: Boeing develops 737 MAX commercial family
April 2, 2014: BBJ MAX family announced
June 17, 2015: First BBJ MAX 9 sale announced at Paris Airshow (undisclosed European customer)
2017: First Boeing 737 MAX 9 commercial deliveries
April 16, 2018: BBJ MAX 8 first flight
October 15, 2018: First BBJ MAX 8 customer delivery
August 18, 2021: First BBJ MAX 9 delivered green (BBJ MAX 9 service entry)
2018: BBJ 3 production effectively ends
2021-Present: BBJ MAX 9 active production
2023: 2023 equipped price $118.5M (per Wikipedia)

Why the BBJ MAX 9 Is the Largest BBJ MAX

The BBJ MAX 9 introduced substantial improvements over the predecessor BBJ 3:

1. Largest Cabin in BBJ MAX Family

The defining BBJ MAX 9 advantage:

1,120 sq ft cabin floor area: Largest BBJ MAX
Over 1,100 sq ft customizable: Premium positioning
3+ times cabin area of majority of business jets: Per Aero Corner
107 ft 2 in cabin length: Substantial
Modern customization flexibility: Premium

2. Boeing 737 MAX 9 Commercial Heritage

Boeing 737 MAX 9 commercial proven: Industry-leading
CFM LEAP-1B engines: Modern propulsion
15% fuel burn reduction vs BBJ NG: Major economic improvement
Modern aerodynamics: Industry-leading
Modern reliability: Commercial-proven

3. Advanced Split-Tip Winglets with Natural Laminar Flow

Natural laminar flow technology: Modern aerodynamics
Reduces drag while increasing effective wingspan: Industry-leading
Standard on all BBJ MAX aircraft: Premium
Modern aerodynamic efficiency: Premium positioning

4. CFM LEAP-1B Engines

28,000 lbf per engine: Substantial thrust class
Optimized core: Modern engineering
Fan 8 inches larger than Boeing 737 NG: Industry-leading
15% fuel burn reduction: Industry-leading
Modern reliability: Commercial-proven
Modern environmental compliance: Standard

5. Bizliner-Unique Cabin Altitude System

6,500 ft cabin altitude at FL 410: Industry-leading low
Reduced from commercial 8,000 ft standard: Premium passenger comfort
Bizliner-unique technology: Per Boeing
Modern wellness considerations: Premium

6. Premium VIP Standard Configuration

Private master bedroom: Premium with en-suite bathroom
Lounge areas: Premium social
Conference rooms: Premium business
Dining spaces: Premium gourmet
Up to 50 passengers VIP configurable: Premium maximum
Large windows: Premium natural light
Advanced soundproofing: Modern acoustics
State-of-the-art air management: Modern

7. Modern Boeing 737 MAX Flight Deck

Large high-resolution displays: Modern integration
Head-up guidance: Standard
Advanced weather detection: Standard
Collision avoidance systems: Standard
Fly-by-wire systems: Modern
Modern flight management: Integrated

8. Low Utilization Maintenance Program

Major checks every 4 years: Modern intervals
Heavy checks once every 12 years: Industry-leading
Lengthened maintenance intervals: Per Wikipedia
Modern operating economics: Premium positioning

Cabin Interior

The BBJ MAX 9 cabin features the largest BBJ MAX dimensions:

Cabin Measurement	Value
Cabin Length	32.67 m (~107 ft 2 in)
Cabin Width	3.3 m (10 ft 10 in)
Cabin Height	2.16 m (7 ft 1 in - stand-up flat floor)
Cabin Floor Area	1,120 sq ft (104.1 m²)
Cabin Volume	Largest in BBJ MAX family
Cabin Altitude at FL 410	6,500 ft (bizliner-unique system)

Standard VIP Configuration

Private Master Bedroom: Premium with en-suite bathroom
Lounge Areas: Premium social
Conference Rooms: Premium business
Dining Spaces: Premium gourmet
25 to 50 Passengers VIP Configurable: Premium maximum
Up to 19 Passengers Private Suite Maximum: Premium luxury
Crew Rest Area: Standard for long-range
Multiple Bathrooms with Showers: Premium amenities

Cabin Features

1,120 sq ft cabin floor area: Largest BBJ MAX (3+ times majority of business jets)
107 ft 2 in cabin length: Substantial
10 ft 10 in cabin width: Wide-body
7 ft 1 in stand-up cabin: Premium
6,500 ft cabin altitude at FL 410: Industry-leading low
Large windows: Premium natural light
Advanced soundproofing: Modern acoustics
State-of-the-art air management: Modern
Bespoke interiors: Premium customization
Integrated airstairs: Premium (deployable inside or outside)
Modern entertainment options: Standard
High-speed connectivity: Custom retrofit

Performance

Speed and Range

Performance Metric	Value
Max Cruise Speed	470 knots
Long-Range Cruise	Mach 0.78
Max Range (Altivation 8 pax NBAA IFR)	6,376 nm
Max Range (Aero Corner)	6,515 nm
Service Ceiling	41,000 ft max
Cabin Altitude at FL 410	6,500 ft

Runway Performance

Field Performance	Value
Takeoff Distance	Similar to BBJ 3
Landing Distance	Similar to BBJ 3
Retractable Forward Airstair	Standard (integrated, deployable inside or outside)

Typical Mission Examples (Per Aero Corner Aircraft Profile)

New York to Beijing (~6,800 nm) - close to limit
London to Johannesburg (~5,500 nm) - non-stop comfortable
Los Angeles to Tokyo (~4,800 nm) - non-stop very comfortable
Coast-to-coast U.S.: Workhorse capability with substantial reserves
Dubai to Sydney (~7,100 nm) - exceeds range

Engines

Two CFM International LEAP-1B turbofan engines, each producing 28,000 lbf (124.5 kN) of thrust (56,000 lbf total).

Key features:

CFM LEAP family: Modern commercial proven
28,000 lbf per engine: Substantial thrust class
Optimized core: Modern engineering
Fan 8 inches larger than Boeing 737 NG: Industry-leading
Unmatched range and efficiency vs competitors: Per Aero Corner
15% fuel burn reduction vs CFM56-7B27: Industry-leading
Modern reliability: Commercial-proven
Modern environmental compliance: Standard

Avionics

Boeing 737 MAX flight deck:

Modern Boeing 737 MAX EFIS integration: Modern
Large high-resolution displays: Industry-leading
Head-up guidance: Standard
Advanced weather detection: Standard
Collision avoidance systems: Standard
Fly-by-wire systems: Modern
Modern flight management: Integrated
Common BBJ MAX pilot type rating: Operational benefit

Operating Costs

Cost Item	Per Hour
Fuel (15% reduction vs BBJ NG)	$4,000 to $4,800
Engine Reserve	$480
Airframe Maintenance	$1,500
Misc Variable	$800
Total Direct Operating Cost (Estimated, BBJ MAX average)	$5,200 to $5,600/hr

Annual operating budget at 250 hours: $1.3M-$1.4M. Annual operating budget at 800 hours: $4.2M-$4.5M.

Operating cost is "lower than many purpose-built business jets of similar size" per Wikipedia for BBJ MAX average.

Pricing

Year	Equipped Price
2023 BBJ MAX 9	$118,500,000 (per Wikipedia)
2021 to 2023 BBJ MAX 9 (Limited Pre-Owned)	$90,000,000 to $115,000,000

Mission Profile

Best fit profiles:

VIP / Heads of State Operators: Premium positioning
Royal Family Operators: Premium diplomatic
Sovereign Wealth Operators: Maximum cabin
Step-Up From BBJ 3: Modern replacement
Largest BBJ MAX Operators: Premium cabin maximum
Premium Government Operators: Diplomatic use
Operators Valuing Master Bedroom + En-Suite: Premium private
Operators Valuing 1,120 sq ft Cabin: Premium maximum

Less suited if:

You need maximum BBJ range (consider BBJ 787)
You require purpose-built bizjet performance
You require small airport access (substantial runway)
You need lowest acquisition cost (consider pre-owned BBJ 3)
You require single-pilot certification (not certified)

Pros and Cons

What the BBJ MAX 9 Does Well

Largest cabin in BBJ MAX family (1,120 sq ft floor area)
Over 1,100 sq ft customizable
3+ times cabin area of majority of business jets
107 ft 2 in cabin length
10 ft 10 in cabin width
7 ft 1 in stand-up cabin
6,376-6,515 nm range
470 knots max cruise
41,000 ft service ceiling
6,500 ft cabin altitude (bizliner-unique system)
CFM International LEAP-1B engines (28,000 lbf each)
Optimized core + 8-inch larger fan vs 737 NG
15% fuel burn reduction vs BBJ NG
Advanced split-tip winglets (natural laminar flow)
Private master bedroom with en-suite bathroom
Multiple lounges + conference rooms + dining spaces
Large windows
Advanced soundproofing
State-of-the-art air management
Modern Boeing 737 MAX flight deck
Large high-resolution displays
Head-up guidance standard
Advanced weather detection
Collision avoidance systems
Fly-by-wire systems
Integrated airstairs (deployable inside or outside)
Highest MTOW certification standard
Maximum engine thrust option standard
4-year major check interval
12-year heavy check interval
$5,200-$5,600/hr DOC (BBJ MAX average)
Boeing 737 family heritage (60M+ flight hours)
Boeing worldwide service network
Common BBJ MAX pilot type rating
June 17, 2015 first sale at Paris Airshow

Tradeoffs to Understand

2023 equipped price $118.5M (highest BBJ MAX)
Limited pre-owned availability (recent production)
Range slightly less than BBJ MAX 8 (6,376 vs 6,555 nm)
Twin-pilot mandated
Substantial hangar requirements (largest BBJ MAX)
BBJ MAX program impacted by initial Boeing 737 MAX commercial grounding

Frequently Asked Questions

How is the BBJ MAX 9 different from the BBJ MAX 8?

The BBJ MAX 9 is the largest BBJ MAX family variant; the BBJ MAX 8 is the middle variant. Key differences: BBJ MAX 9 has 1,120 sq ft cabin floor area (largest BBJ MAX) and substantially larger cabin (107 ft 2 in length vs MAX 8's 98 ft 4 in); BBJ MAX 8 has slightly longer range (6,555 nm vs MAX 9's 6,376-6,515 nm). BBJ MAX 9 is positioned for cabin-critical missions; MAX 8 for optimal size/range balance. BBJ MAX 9: $118.5M vs MAX 8: $110.5M (2023 equipped prices).

How is the BBJ MAX 9 different from the BBJ 3?

The BBJ MAX 9 is the modern replacement for the BBJ 3 (737-900ER-based, 2008-2018, 7 BBJ 3s delivered total). Key improvements: modern CFM International LEAP-1B engines (vs BBJ 3's CFM56-7B27), 15% fuel burn reduction, advanced split-tip winglets with natural laminar flow technology, bizliner-unique cabin altitude system (6,500 ft at FL 410), modern Boeing 737 MAX flight deck, head-up guidance, low utilization maintenance program (4-year major checks, 12-year heavy checks).

How is the BBJ MAX 9 different from the BBJ MAX 7?

The BBJ MAX 9 is the largest BBJ MAX variant (1,120 sq ft cabin floor area, 107 ft 2 in cabin length); the BBJ MAX 7 is the smallest, longest-range variant (~85 ft cabin length, 6,600 nm range). BBJ MAX 9 is positioned for cabin-critical missions; MAX 7 for range-critical missions. BBJ MAX 9: $118.5M vs MAX 7: $101.5M (2023 equipped prices).

How far can a BBJ MAX 9 fly?

The BBJ MAX 9 has a range of 6,376 nautical miles (per Altivation with 8 passengers NBAA IFR) or 6,515 nm per Aero Corner. Routes like London to Johannesburg, Los Angeles to Tokyo, New York to Beijing (close to limit), and coast-to-coast U.S. with substantial reserves are non-stop achievable.

What engines power the BBJ MAX 9?

Two CFM International LEAP-1B turbofan engines, each producing 28,000 lbf (124.5 kN) of thrust. Same engines as BBJ MAX 7 and BBJ MAX 8. The LEAP-1B features an optimized core and a fan 8 inches larger than the Boeing 737 NG, resulting in unmatched range and efficiency vs predecessor BBJ NG family.

When did the BBJ MAX 9 enter service?

The first BBJ MAX 9 was delivered green on August 18, 2021. The first sale was announced at the Paris Airshow on June 17, 2015 by an undisclosed European customer. The BBJ MAX 9 has been in active production since 2021.

Who flies BBJ MAX 9 aircraft?

BBJ MAX 9 operators include VIPs, heads of state, royal families, sovereign wealth funds, ultra-high-net-worth individuals, premium corporate flight departments, and government agencies worldwide. The BBJ MAX 9 is positioned for operators wanting the largest BBJ MAX cabin.

What is the cabin area of a BBJ MAX 9?

The BBJ MAX 9 features 1,120 sq ft (104.1 m²) of cabin floor area - the largest in the BBJ MAX family. Per Aero Corner, this cabin area is "more than three times the cabin area as the majority of business jets of its kind." The cabin includes private master bedroom with en-suite bathroom, lounge areas, conference rooms, and dining spaces.

What is the BBJ MAX 9's price?

The BBJ MAX 9's 2023 equipped price was $118.5M per Wikipedia. Pricing varies based on completion specifications, including auxiliary fuel tanks, interior customization, and modern entertainment systems.

The Bottom Line

The Boeing BBJ MAX 9 represents the largest variant of Boeing Business Jets' current production BBJ MAX family - the modern replacement for the classic BBJ 3 (737-900ER-based, 2008-2018, 7 BBJ 3s delivered total). With substantial industry-leading capabilities (1,120 sq ft cabin floor area - largest in BBJ MAX family, over 1,100 sq ft of customizable cabin space, more than 3 times the cabin area of the majority of business jets of its kind per Aero Corner, 107 ft 2 in cabin length, 10 ft 10 in wide-body cabin width, 7 ft 1 in stand-up cabin height, private master bedroom with en-suite bathroom plus lounge areas plus conference rooms plus dining spaces, 25-50 passengers VIP configurable, large windows + advanced soundproofing + state-of-the-art air management systems, 6,500 ft cabin altitude at FL 410 via bizliner-unique pressurization system), the BBJ MAX 9 delivered Boeing Business Jets' premier flagship variant. Twin CFM International LEAP-1B turbofan engines (28,000 lbf each, optimized core + fan 8 inches larger than Boeing 737 NG, 15% fuel burn reduction vs BBJ NG, unmatched range and efficiency vs competitors per Aero Corner) provide modern commercial-proven reliability. The modern Boeing 737 MAX flight deck features large high-resolution displays, head-up guidance, advanced weather detection, collision avoidance systems, and fly-by-wire systems. Advanced split-tip winglets using natural laminar flow technology reduce drag while increasing effective wingspan (standard on all BBJ MAX aircraft). Integrated airstairs are deployable from inside or outside the aircraft. The platform's first sale was announced at the Paris Airshow on June 17, 2015 by an undisclosed European customer, with first BBJ MAX 9 delivered green on August 18, 2021. Range: 6,376 nm (per Altivation with 8 pax NBAA IFR) to 6,515 nm (per Aero Corner). Maximum cruise: 470 knots. Service ceiling: 41,000 ft. Low utilization maintenance program (4-year major checks, 12-year heavy checks). Direct operating costs at approximately $5,200-$5,600/hr (BBJ MAX average) are "lower than many purpose-built business jets of similar size" per Wikipedia. 2023 equipped price: $118.5M per Wikipedia. Boeing worldwide service network continues to support the BBJ MAX 9 platform globally.

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Boeing BBJ 1: Foundational Original (737-700-based, 1998-2018)
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Boeing BBJ 777X: Largest Boeing Business Jet (777-derived, in certification)
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The Boeing BBJ MAX 9 is in active production. Aircraft available through Boeing Business Jets. Specifications accurate as of 2026.