Monarch Air Group arranges Boeing Business Jet charter flights worldwide for corporate executives, government delegations, entertainment tours, sports teams, and private groups requiring exceptional range, space, and comfort. Our aviation professionals manage every aspect of the journey, from aircraft selection and flight planning to ground handling and arrival coordination.
Boeing Business Jet Charter Flights

The Boeing Business Jet (BBJ) is a VIP-configured version of Boeing’s best-selling 737, purpose-built for corporate and private travel. It pairs the range and cabin space of a commercial airliner with the privacy, comfort, and customization of a business aircraft — a category often called a “bizliner.” Certified for long-haul flights over extended water and remote regions, the BBJ is preferred by corporations, heads of state, and high-net-worth travelers who need more space than a conventional private jet can offer.
Boeing Business Jet Charter Cost
Chartering a Boeing Business Jet typically costs $15,000 to $22,000 per hour. Final pricing depends on aircraft availability, cabin configuration, trip distance, airport fees, positioning requirements, and schedule flexibility. Call our representatives at 1-877-281-3051 or fill out the flight request form below to learn more about Boeing Business Jet charter rates and availability.
Charter a Boeing Business Jet for Private Flights:
Boeing Business Jet Overview
The Boeing Business Jet — full name BBJ 737-700 IGW, for “Increased Gross Weight” — combines the fuselage of a 737-700 with the higher-fuel-capacity wing of the 737-800, along with additional belly fuel tanks that give it intercontinental range. Depending on the number of auxiliary fuel tanks installed, the BBJ can fly approximately 6,000 nautical miles, allowing nonstop flights between many destinations across North America, Europe, the Middle East, and Asia.
The BBJ is powered by two CFM International CFM56-7B27 turbofan engines, each producing around 27,300 pounds of thrust — the same engine family used throughout the Boeing 737 Next Generation fleet. It typically cruises between 470 and 486 knots (Mach 0.82) at 37,000 feet with a certified ceiling of 41,000 feet, and has a maximum takeoff weight of 171,000 pounds. Because it is built on a commercial airliner platform, the BBJ is designed for decades of dependable service. It requires longer runways than a conventional corporate jet — typically around 6,000 feet or more, depending on operating conditions.
Boeing Business Jet Interior

The Boeing Business Jet offers more cabin space than almost any other private aircraft — roughly 807 square feet of floor area and about 5,390 cubic feet of volume, with a cabin around 79 feet long, 11.6 feet wide, and 7.1 feet tall. That space can be configured almost any way an owner chooses.
Most VIP layouts divide the cabin into distinct zones — typically a boardroom, a lounge, a master suite, and a private office, along with two lavatories that can include showers. In a typical VIP configuration, the BBJ comfortably seats up to 19 passengers while providing dedicated work areas, a full galley, private sleeping accommodations, and generous baggage stowage. The result is an airborne residence and workspace designed for long-range missions.
Need a Boeing Business Jet charter? Contact Monarch Air Group for a personalized quote. Every itinerary is planned individually, from selecting the most appropriate aircraft to coordinating permits, airport handling, customs clearance, and ground transportation. As an ARGUS Certified Charter Broker, we work exclusively with carefully vetted operators and review independent safety credentials, including ARGUS, Wyvern, and IS-BAO ratings, before every flight, giving you confidence throughout every stage of the journey.
FAQ: Boeing Business Jet Charter
1. How many passengers can a Boeing Business Jet carry?
2. What is the difference between the BBJ, BBJ2, and BBJ3?
The original BBJ is based on the 737-700. The BBJ2 is built on the longer 737-800 and offers about 25% more cabin space, and the BBJ3 is based on the 737-900ER for still more room. All share the same engine family, with range varying by size and fuel configuration.