N7378S

This airframe, registered as N7378S, is a 2021-build Boeing BBJ derived from the 737 MAX family identified as the Boeing 737-8 BBJ (737 MAX 8) and carries manufacturer serial number 63431. Ownership is recorded to the corporate trustee BANK OF UTAH TRUSTEE, located in Salt Lake City, UT, US, and the aircraft is entered on the United States civil register. Registered to a corporate trust in Salt Lake City upon delivery, the airframe is configured and maintained to VIP standards and is valued at $115,000,000 in current listings, reflecting a late-production MAX airframe in executive completion condition.

The airframe carries a BBJ VIP completion intended for executive transport with cabin fits typically yielding sub-25 passenger layouts despite the overall certificated seating capacity of 175. Avionics are a MAX flight deck incorporating Collins/Rockwell-Collins large-format displays consistent with the standard MAX configuration, supporting advanced flight management and systems monitoring for long-range VIP missions. With a range of 6,640 nm and a cruise of 470 kts, the aircraft suits transcontinental and intercontinental executive missions; its corporate-trust ownership suggests operation under private or corporate flight departments based out of Salt Lake City, UT. Maintenance planning must account for LEAP-1B engine support and BBJ-specific completion upkeep, including specialized cabin systems and interior refurbishments.

As a BBJ variant of the 737 MAX 8, this airframe occupies a niche for customers seeking narrow-body operating economics with long-range executive capability; the LEAP-1B engines and MAX flight deck deliver improved fuel efficiency and commonality with airline MAX fleets. Buyer and charter demand for VIP-configured MAX BBJs is driven by long-range point-to-point executive missions and government or corporate operators seeking modern avionics and reduced operating costs. Resale and maintenance considerations center on LEAP engine support, completion maintenance history, and registry provenance—factors that underpin the aircraft’s market valuation at $115,000,000.