Where are the engines located on a Boeing 737-900 MAX aircraft?

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The engines on a Boeing 737‑900 MAX are mounted beneath the wings, attached to the wing structure.

Engine placement details

  • Boeing moved the engine attachment point forward on the wing to accommodate the larger LEAP‑1B engines, which shifts the thrust‑related lift forward of the aircraft’s center of gravity Points with a Crew .
  • This forward positioning helps fit the bigger engines but also changes the aircraft’s pitch characteristics compared to earlier 737 models Points with a Crew .
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