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Boeing (BBJ)
BBJ2 (737-800)
VIP airliner · 30 pax · 10,186 km · Mach 0.82
Range
10,186
km
Passengers
30
max
Max speed
Mach 0.82
MMo
Segment
VIP airliner
VIP
Cabin
2.16 m
height
Hourly cost
€ 24,000
/hour
Cabin · vip airliner
Boeing (BBJ) BBJ2 (737-800).
The Boeing (BBJ) BBJ2 (737-800) sits in the vip airliner segment, with a cabin seating up to 30 passengers under a 2.16 m ceiling. Its 10,186 km range makes it built for non-stop intercontinental links, at a maximum speed of Mach 0.82. it is still actively operated on charter.
Performance
Max range10,186 km
Range (nm)5,500 nm
Max speed (MMo)Mach 0.82
StatusOperated (out of production)
Cabin
Passengers30 (max)
Cabin width3.53 m
Cabin height2.16 m
Frequently asked questions
On this model.
How far can the BBJ2 (737-800) fly non-stop?
The Boeing (BBJ) BBJ2 (737-800) offers a maximum range of about 10,186 km (5,500 nautical miles). This figure reflects a typical load; the real passenger count, baggage and wind conditions reduce effective range. Like any aircraft in its segment (vip airliner), it reaches that range at a high cruise speed, which determines the city pairs it can link directly. In practice, an aircraft of this segment places intercontinental pairs such as Paris–New York or London–Dubai within non-stop reach, subject to payload and weather on the day.
How many passengers can it carry?
The cabin seats up to 30 passengers in maximum configuration. and 2.16 m of height, the real layout often favours space and comfort over seat count. Most charter configurations slightly reduce capacity to gain living zones, a lounge or a night area depending on the segment. Beyond seat count, the standing room, galley and baggage hold shape the real experience: a vip airliner typically offers a full galley, a private lavatory and often berthable seating or a dedicated rest area for the route.
What is the indicative charter cost?
As a guide, chartering an aircraft in this segment (vip airliner) runs around €24,000 per hour all-in, excluding variable landing fees by destination. The real rate depends on the specific aircraft, availability, season and empty repositioning distance. A quote request returns a firm all-in price within sixty minutes. The figure is for the whole aircraft, not per seat, and includes crew, fuel and standard handling; an empty-leg repositioning flight in the same category can cut it sharply when the dates align. A two-hour minimum applies.
Is the BBJ2 (737-800) still in service?
The Boeing (BBJ) BBJ2 (737-800) is no longer produced, but remains actively operated on charter. Aircraft offered for charter are operated by ARGUS Gold or Wyvern Wingman certified carriers, a guarantee of high safety and maintenance standards whatever the aircraft's age. Availability varies by region and season, so the specific tail offered may differ in age, cabin and configuration; our advisors confirm the exact aircraft, its photos and amenities with every firm quote. To charter it, a single request returns the available aircraft, their operators and a firm all-in price, which you can compare before committing.


