What is the Boeing 737 MAX 10?

The Boeing 737 MAX 10 is a commercial aircraft manufactured by Boeing. It is identified by the IATA code 73W and is used by airlines worldwide for passenger flights.

Which airlines operate the Boeing 737 MAX 10?

The Boeing 737 MAX 10 is operated by 6 airlines including Air Algerie, KLM Royal Dutch Airlines, Scandinavian Airlines System, Tarom, V Australia Airlines and more.

How many seats does the Boeing 737 MAX 10 have?

The Boeing 737 MAX 10 seating capacity varies by airline configuration. Based on our database, configurations range from 96 to 132 seats, depending on the airline's chosen layout.

What is the IATA code for the Boeing 737 MAX 10?

The IATA code for the Boeing 737 MAX 10 is 73W. This three-letter code is used by airlines and airports worldwide to identify this specific aircraft type.

How popular is the Boeing 737 MAX 10 for commercial flights?

The Boeing 737 MAX 10 is used in commercial aviation. Our database currently tracks 7 flights using this aircraft type.

Boeing 737 MAX 10 (73W) Aircraft Information

IATA: 73W

Boeing

The Boeing 737 MAX 10 is a widely used commercial aircraft serving routes worldwide. Explore seat configurations, airline operators, and recent flights below.

Flights tracked

Airlines operating

Seat configurations

73W

737 MAX 10

Aircraft Details

Manufacturer: Boeing
Model: 737 MAX 10
IATA Code: 73W
Seat Range: 96 - 132

Airlines operating this aircraft

6 airlines

Air Algerie

Code: AH

KLM Royal Dutch Airlines

Code: KL

Scandinavian Airlines System

Code: SK

Tarom

Code: RO

V Australia Airlines

Code: VA

WestJet

Code: WS

Airline	Configuration	Total Seats	View
Scandinavian Airlines System SK	1-class	112 seats	View details
V Australia Airlines VA	1-class	126 seats	View details
WestJet WS	2-class	132 seats	View details
Tarom RO	1-class	102 seats	View details
Air Algerie AH	1-class	96 seats	View details
KLM Royal Dutch Airlines KL	2-class	132 seats	View details