Boeing 737-8 MAX

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20 May 2026 · © Siliconserver

TUI Boeing 737 MAX 8 (D-AMIQ) taxiing at a major European airport, showcasing the distinctive split winglets.

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Judge Dredd · 20 May 2026

Stunning shot!

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Aircraft

737-8 MAX B38M

TUI Airlines standard livery (blue and white with red TUI logo)

D-AMIQ

Registration

Airline

TUI Airlines

Manufacturer

Boeing

Gear

SONY ILCE-6700 E 70-350mm F4.5-6.3 G OSS

Achievements

Winglet Watcher, Boeing Beginner, Narrowbody Ninja

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Photo grade

Silver

Score: 82.0

Nice profile of the TUI 737; sharp details, but ramp clutter and slightly muted exposure hold it back from top tier.

Location

Visitors hill

Munich Airport · MUC/EDDM

48.3555, 11.7733

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Munich Airport MUC

Airport

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Aviation History

Boeing 737 MAX series is the latest generation of the best-selling commercial jetliner family in history, notable for its advanced aerodynamics and more fuel-efficient engines.

Fleet Rarity

The 737 MAX 8 is becoming common, but still rarer than NG models: hundreds in service globally, growing rapidly.

Record Flights

737 MAX 8 models fly transatlantic narrowbody routes for some carriers; type has achieved various ETOPS certifications.

Safety & Events

The Boeing 737 MAX was subject to a 20-month global grounding from 2019-2020 due to two fatal accidents caused by MCAS-related issues, followed by extensive redesign and regulatory scrutiny.

Future Outlook

Frame is actively flying for TUI Airlines; MAX family expected to remain in service for decades.

Specifications

CFM International LEAP-1B

Engine

35.9 meters

Wingspan

39.52 meters

Length

6,570 kilometers

Range

839 km/h

Speed

178-210 passengers

Capacity

82,191 kilograms

MTOW

12.3 meters

Height

~28,000 lbf (each)

Thrust

ICAO Chapter 4 compliant, varies by engine variant

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