Updated 18 December 2019

Boeing announced this week that it will temporarily halt production of the 737 MAX beginning in January 2020. Since the grounding of the 737 MAX in March 2019, Boeing has continued to produce 737 MAX and now approximately 400 undelivered aircraft sit in storage. We’ve updated our list of where 737 MAX are stored around the world, including the undelivered aircraft.

737 MAX storage locations

Over 700 MAX are stored in nearly 100 locations around the world. With Boeing continuing to build the aircraft during the grounding, its facilities now house a large portion of the global fleet. Over 150 aircraft are stored at Moses Lake in eastern Washington, while about 50 airplanes each are stored at Boeing Field and Boeing’s San Antonio, Texas facilities.

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The largest concentration of delivered MAX aircraft is at Victorville, California, where Southwest Airlines has parked its fleet of 34 aircraft. Air Canada has stored 22 of its MAXs at Marana in Arizona, and up the road in Phoenix, United Airlines has 14 737 MAX 9s at Goodyear Airport.

Where the 737 MAX are stored

You can search the table below by Airline, Registration, Airport (IATA) code, or Manufacturer’s serial number (MSN). Please note that the data below includes MAX aircraft delivered to an airline and those produced by Boeing that have not yet been delivered.

Information is current as of 12:00 UTC, 18 December 2019. Errors and omissions possible. Please contact us via Twitter or Facebook with any updates or corrections.

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