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Boeing 737-600

Boeing · jet, 2 engines · ICAO B736

The Boeing 737-600 has the second-tallest tail in Design Group III (77 types), and the fifth-highest wingspan-to-length ratio among the 176 jets on this site. Within the 11-variant Boeing 737 line it has the tallest tail. Its wingspan stops 0.6 ft short of the 118 ft line where Design Group IV begins.

118 ft · Group IV starts79 ft · Group III starts117.4 ft
118 ft · Group IV starts79 ft · Group III starts117.4 ft
Wingspan
117.4 ft35.8 mwith winglets; 112.6 ft without
Length
102.5 ft31.2 m
Tail height
41.7 ft12.7 m
45 ft · Group IV starts30 ft · Group III starts41.7 ft
45 ft · Group IV starts30 ft · Group III starts41.7 ft

Overlay with the A318

Airport design codes

III

Design Group III. Set by wingspan and tail height alike.

C

Approach Category C. From its FAA reference approach speed of 125 kt (band 121 to 140 kt).

Gear and weights

Weights and codes
Cockpit to main gear42.1 ft12.8 m
Span-to-length ratio1.15
Max. takeoff weight144,500 lb65,544 kg
Max. landing weight121,500 lb55,111 kg
Main gear codeD
Taxiway Design Group3
ICAO wake categoryMedium

Where it sits

The 737-600 also has the third-shortest length and the second-shortest wheelbase among the 39 Boeing types, and the third-lowest FAA reference approach speed among the 39 Boeing types (the input for its Approach Category). By length it falls between the Airbus A318 and the Boeing 737-500.

Main gear 22.9 ft wide (7.0 m), 20% of the span; wheelbase 36.8 ft (11.2 m), 36% of the length.

US records: 16,720 US flight-plan operations in FY2024; 6 on the US register.

One of 11 variants on the Boeing 737 page.

Closest in size on this site

How each one differs from the Boeing 737-600

How each one differs from the Boeing 737-600
TypeWingspanLengthTail heightMax. takeoff weightCodes
Airbus A318−5.5 ft+0.7 ft+0.6 ft+4%III-C
Boeing 737-700same+7.8 ft−0.1 ft+7%III-C
Airbus A319+0.1 ft+8.5 ft−2.0 ft+17%III-C

Source: FAA Aircraft Characteristics Database, October 2024 release, a U.S. Government work in the public domain. Ranks, differences and comparisons computed by aircraftdimensions.online. How we measure.