N77426

This entry concerns airframe N77426, a Boeing 737-9 MAX built by The Boeing Company. The airframe is owned by The Boeing Company, a corporation based in Renton, WA, and carries a US registration; the airframe remains on the manufacturer’s books rather than showing a change to a third-party operator in public records. Build year and serial number are not published in the provided data. Notable registry actions and formal valuation or condition assessments are not published for this specific airframe.

Cabin layout and seating configuration for N77426 are not published in the supplied dataset. Avionics fit and interior amenities are likewise not published. Operationally, with a published range of 3,550 nm and a cruise speed of 453 kts, this airframe is capable of medium- to longer-range fixed-wing, multi-engine missions within typical commercial and corporate sector profiles; mission planning would take advantage of its 41,000 ft service ceiling for efficient cruise altitudes. The owner base in Renton, WA indicates the aircraft’s operational and maintenance oversight is centralized with The Boeing Company rather than a commercial airline or third-party lessor. Specific maintenance status, unique on-board amenities, and cabin refit history for this serial are not published.

As a member of the Boeing narrowbody family denoted Boeing 737-9 MAX, this airframe is catalogued as a fixed-wing, multi-engine aircraft with the performance parameters listed above. Its published range, cruise speed, and ceiling define its operational envelope within the narrowbody segment. Ownership by The Boeing Company suggests manufacturer stewardship affecting maintenance scheduling and registry handling rather than typical commercial operator turnover. Detailed resale valuation, market positioning, and retrofit or maintenance intervals specific to this airframe are not published in the provided data.