Boeing increases seat capacity of 737 MAX 7

July 11, 2016
Credit: Victoria Moores, ATW
Boeing will add two more rows, or 12 seats, to the Boeing 737 MAX 7 compared with the 737-700, based on feedback from North American low-cost carriers Southwest Airlines and WestJet. “Our customers voted and they wanted an aircraft with more range and seat count than the 737-700NG, so we are...

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