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737NG vs MAX Series

Overview & Differences


Introduction
Overview

737 MAX 8 Major Changes

737 NG-MAX 8 Aircraft Dimensions & Weight Comparisons

737 MAX Airport Compatibility & Ground / Door Clearances

737 MAX 8 Airplane Servicing Arrangements Overview

737 MAX 8 Structure Overview & Technical Specifications


Engine - CFM 56-7B / Leap 1B Overview Comparison & Technical
Specifications
Auxiliary Power Unit – Honeywell 131-9B Series 41 Overview

737 Next Generation flight deck vs 737 MAX-8 flight deck


737 MAX FAMILY

47 ft 1 in
(14.3 m)

737 MAX 10

60 ft 1 in
(18.3 m)
142 ft 6 in
43.4 m
Major changes from 737NG to MAX 8
Major changes from 737NG to MAX 8
737-NG vs MAX-8 Dimensions (Front View)
737 MAX-8 Dimensions (Side View)
Weight comparison with 737NG vs MAX 8

Additional info:
MAX 10 MTOW - an increased max takeoff weight of
197,900 lbs.
HIGHLIGHTS ON DIMENSION DIFFERENCES
737 MAX
Airport
Compatibility
737 MAX Ground Clearance
737 MAX Cargo Compartments
Door Clearances – Passenger & Cargo Door Location
Door Clearance – FWD Main Entry Door
Door Clearances – Lower Deck Cargo Compartments
Door Clearance – FWD Service Door
Door Clearance – AFT Entry/Service Door
737 MAX Landing Gear Configuration

▪ 737 MAX 7/8/9 landing gear configuration remains the same as 737-700/800/900ER with or without winglet
Airplane Servicing Arrangement

▪ 737 MAX 8 ground servicing remains similar to 737-800 with or without winglet
Main Landing Gear
MLG - Extension and Retraction
Nose Landing Gear
NLG – Extension and Retraction
RAMP TOOLS & EQUIPMENTS
737 MAX Unique Ground Support Equipment
Structure - Composite
Structure - Fuselage
Structure - Stabilizers
Structure - Wing
Structure - New AT Winglet
Structure – AT Winglets
Structure – Winglets
Structure – Fuel Tank
Damaged AT Winglet Dispatch Tool - Study
The 737
MAX
engine
integrates
efficiently
Aerodynamic integration of the 737 MAX engine with
the wing is similar to that of the 737NG
The Next-
Generation 737
with a 61-inch fan
The 737 MAX with
a 69-inch fan
Engine Overview – CFM LEAP 1B
Engine – Access Overview
Engine Installation
Engine LEAP 1B – Optimized specifically for 737 MAX
Engine Fuel Efficiency
Fuel Burn Comparison
Engine Component Location
Engine Component Location
Auxiliary Power Unit – Honeywell 131-9B Series 41

✓ Improved starting reliability


✓ Tail cone extended 43 inches for streamlining
✓ Enabled the aft body vortex generators to be removed
✓ Gives overall reduction in fuel burn of 1%
✓ The eductor inlet has moved to the sight of the tail cone and the air in
door has been re-designed with the removal of the NACA duct and
vortex generator
✓ The inlet door is hinged at the aft end and opens outward into
airstream, in three position: Closed, Ground position (45deg) and
Flight position (17deg)
✓ Normal door transitions take 40 to 120 seconds between positions
✓ Can dispatch with the door locked in the flight position at a 1% fuel
burn penalty
737NG Flight Deck
737 MAX 8 Flight Deck

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