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Submitted 13 years ago

Boeing 737 MAX

105 of B73M

dbaker

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leery17 years ago

Why does it day '737 7' on the nose?

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Charlie Roberts4 years ago

@leery1, I might be incorrect, and can't find any information, but I believe Boeing was going to offer the MAX in -8 initially, to appeal to Asian countries (8 being a lucky number), but have the -7, -9, and -10 variants, too.

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