Aircraft Type
Boeing 737-900 “737 NG Extended Range”
The Boeing 737-900 is a stretched variant of the popular 737 Next Generation family, designed to offer increased passenger capacity and improved efficiency for airlines operating medium-haul routes.
Represents the longest variant of the 737 Next Generation series before the introduction of the 737 MAX, providing airlines with a high-capacity narrowbody option for dense route networks
The 737-900 was the last non-MAX variant in the 737 Next Generation lineup, bridging the gap between earlier models and the newer 737 MAX series
Cabin Environment
How the Boeing 737-900 affects jetlag recovery
Technical Specifications
Dimensions
42.1 m
Length
35.8 m
Wingspan
12.5 m
Height
Performance
5,084 km
Range
842 km/h
Cruise Speed
2× CFM56-7B
Engines
Boeing Family
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How It Compares
vs. Airbus A321neo
✓Slightly shorter range, potentially lower operating costs for shorter routes
✗More modern design, better fuel efficiency, and larger passenger capacity
vs. Embraer E-Jet E2 (E195-E2)
✓Higher maximum passenger capacity
✗Better suited for regional routes with improved efficiency and lower operating costs
vs. Airbus A320neo
✓Proven reliability and mature design
✗Less fuel-efficient engines and newer neo variants offer improved performance