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Boeing News Report for 737 MAX First Flight

The 737 MAX took to the skies for the first time at 9:46 a.m. Pacific time Friday January 28, 2016, lifting off from Renton Field under typically cloudy and rainy Seattle weather conditions. The 737 MAX program, led by Airplane Development for Commercial Airplanes, was launched in 2011.

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Unique identifier BI46995

Boeing ID BIV16_737MAX_01

Duration 2m12s

Size 1920px × 1080px 488MB

License type RM

Advanced Technology winglets

currently in production

factory workers

full body views

passenger helicopters

production milestones