What is the appeal of the BBJ3 / Boeing 737-900ER for a private group?

Its 737-based cabin gives a private party considerably more floor space than most business jets. That space can be divided between seating, meetings, dining and rest rather than devoted to airline passenger rows.

Does the BBJ name tell me the cabin layout?

No. It identifies the aircraft family, while the private completion determines the rooms and amenities. A seat map and cabin photographs are more useful when deciding whether a particular aircraft suits the trip.

What powers the BBJ3 / Boeing 737-900ER?

A typical installation uses two CFM International CFM56-7B engines. Confirm the precise engine subvariant and any conversion package on the offered aircraft if the specification is important to the choice.

How should we plan luggage for a group charter?

A guide figure for baggage space is about 18 cubic metres. An airliner has separate baggage space, but the allowance still needs to match the group and route. Provide the total number of bags and flag unusually heavy or bulky items before the itinerary is confirmed.

Why might the same model need a fuel stop on one trip but not another?

Range depends on the passenger and baggage load, winds, routing and required fuel reserves. Ask the operator to assess the actual itinerary; a headline range by itself is not a nonstop promise.

Can the operator arrange a different onboard service for our group?

Discuss meals, drinks and any special requirements when planning the charter. The seating plan and installed galley set practical limits, and a private group booking does not by itself include a particular catering package.

Does the full model suffix identify the current cabin layout?

No. A detailed model designation does not establish the current seats, trim or any later conversion. Ask for the actual airframe configuration and cabin plan before comparing passenger space or amenities.

Can the cabin be used for sleeping on an overnight flight?

Some layouts provide convertible seats, divans or a dedicated rest area. Ask for the actual sleeping plan: daytime passenger capacity is not the same as the number of comfortable sleeping places, and privacy depends on the completion.

BBJ3 / Boeing 737-900ER for charter

Charter BBJ3 / Boeing 737-900ER – explore specs, range, speed, dimensions & compare with similar private jets

Charter Price per Hour$11 100 – $16 300

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Aircraft Info

Model:: BBJ3 / Boeing 737-900ER
Family:: Boeing Business Jet
Manufacturer:: Boeing

Aircraft Class:: VIP airliner
ICAO/IATA Codes:: B739

Number Built:: 7
Available on Aviapages:: 1
Single Pilot Operations:: No

Popularity55
Reliability90
Comfort95

Performance

Service Ceiling:: 41 001 ft 12 497 m
Max Takeoff Weight:: 187 699 lbs 85 139 kg

Engine Type:: 2 x Turbojet
Typical Engine:: 2 x CFM International CFM56-7B
Typical Avionics:: Boeing NG EFIS / flight-management system

Long Range Cruise Speed:: 437 kts 810 km/h
Max Cruise Speed:: 497 kts 920 km/h

Payload–Range Chart

Estimated Max Flight Time:: 11.1 h
Max Range:: 2 948 nmi 5 460 km
Fuel Burn Rate:: 5 952 lb/h 2 700 kg/h
Max Payload:: 17 637 lbs 8 000 kg

BBJ3 / Boeing 737-900ER Cabin Plan

Max passengers:: 220
Cabin Height:: 7.09 ft 2.16 m
Cabin Width:: 11.58 ft 3.53 m
Cabin Length:: 107.15 ft 32.66 m

Sleeping Places:: 2
Estimated Cabin Volume:: 6 907 ft³ 195.58 m³

8 Divan seats
12 Sleeping places
Shower availability
Hot meal
Lavatory
Cabin crew

Airframe

Aircraft Height:: 41.17 ft 12.55 m
Aircraft Length:: 138.16 ft 42.11 m
Wingspan:: 117.42 ft 35.79 m

Cabin Zones:: Bespoke VIP cabin with separate reception/galley, lounge, dining or conference area, and private bedroom/lavatory; number of partitioned zones depends on completion
Doors:: Left-side main passenger door and right-side catering/service door; rear boarding/service doors and emergency exits are separate; exact exit configuration depends on model and seating approval
Baggage Compartment:: Forward and aft lower holds plus overhead cabin storage; auxiliary tanks or VIP installations may reduce hold space
Airstairs:: Optional or aircraft-specific; external stairs/bridge typical

Charter Costs for the BBJ3 / Boeing 737-900ER

Price per Hour

Charter Price per Hour: $11 100 – $16 300

Owning Price

Buying Price (new): —
Pre-owned Price Range: $35M – $80M

Charter Costs

Cost per NM: $29.85
Direct Operating Cost (DOC)/h: $4 870 – $7 610
Annual Cost of Ownership: $3.42M – $5.23M
Cost per Seat-Mile: $0.1 – $0.14

Total Annual Variable Costs

At 200 hours: $1.25M
At 350 hours: $2.18M

Total Fixed Cost

At 200 hours: $2.14M
At 350 hours: $2.14M

Dubai – London

OMDW – EGSS

Flight time:: 7 h 41 min
Estimated price:: $185 464

New York City – London

KJFK – EGSS

Flight time:: 6 h 37 min
Estimated price:: $160 796

Dubai – New York City

OMDW – KJFK

Flight time:: 13 h 7 min
Estimated price:: $311 122

London – Los Angeles

EGSS – KLAX

Flight time:: 10 h 26 min
Estimated price:: $249 063

Dubai – Beijing

OMDW – ZBAA

Flight time:: 6 h 59 min
Estimated price:: $169 275

New York City – Tokyo

KJFK – RJTT

Flight time:: 12 h 57 min
Estimated price:: $307 267

These route prices are estimates. The final quote will be provided by your manager and may vary depending on aircraft availability, travel dates, airport fees, and additional services.

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BBJ3 / Boeing 737-900ER Description

Boeing Business Jets brings the best of commercial aviation into the realm of private air travel. The robust characteristics of these airplanes also provide, offering larger, more comfortable space, and unmatched reliability. Our customers put a high premium on quality, convenience and mobility. Most often, they want access to the same amenities in the air as they have on the ground including an office, bedroom, shower, dining facilities, entertainment areas and more and Boeing Business Jets can deliver it all. That's a better way to fly. The BBJ3 has a huge passenger cabin with multiple zones - staterooms with full shower facilities, conference and dinning areas, an essentially, an office in the sky for working whilst traveling. The BBJ3 also features a large galley with all modern kitchen appliances and even a relief crew lounge for those long flights where more than one crew is required. The BBJ3 is another of the line of Boeing Business Jets. It has the pedigree and heritage of one of the most successful modern airliners and the most updated in the BBJ family to date. The aircraft is the best of both worlds, a long haul business jet with the comfort of home.