N7203U

This airframe, registered as N7203U, is a Boeing-built narrowbody with manufacturer designation Boeing 737 MAX 7 and manufacturer serial number 42586. The airframe is recorded as owned by Boeing Co, a corporation based in Renton, WA, US, and carries a United States registration. The aircraft’s history is notable for remaining with its manufacturer-owner rather than entering long-term airline service, with ownership and registry records reflecting corporate custody in Renton. Condition and valuation particulars are not published beyond standard factory configuration and OEM ownership.

The cabin of this airframe conforms to the single-aisle airliner class with operator-specific seating configurations; typical dual-class installations accommodate 138–153 passengers while high-density layouts can carry up to 172. As currently held by Boeing Co, the aircraft is most likely utilized in roles consistent with manufacturer ownership such as flight testing, demonstration, crew training, or short-term transfer flights rather than scheduled commercial service. Avionics and fit may reflect standard MAX family specifications subject to operator tailoring; specific avionics fit and interior finish for this serial are not published. Routine maintenance considerations follow the LEAP-1B engine program and MAX-series airframe maintenance schedules applicable to corporate-held examples.

The Boeing 737 MAX 7 occupies the lower-capacity end of the MAX family, offering extended range—3,800 nm—and improved efficiency for single-aisle operations. Its primary market niche targets operators needing longer stage lengths with lower seat counts compared with larger MAX variants; competing models include narrowbody derivatives from Airbus and other single-aisle platforms. Buyer and charter demand tends to focus on airlines and leasing companies; manufacturer-held airframes such as N7203U are often transitioned to operators or retained for fleet development, with resale and maintenance considerations tied to LEAP-1B support and MAX-series commonality.