Engine chevrons
The nacelle trailing edges use visible serrations, unlike the smooth edge of a 737-800 engine.
Boeing narrowbody identification practice
Use this focused practice page to learn the visual clues for the Boeing 737 MAX 8, then test yourself in the image quiz.

Recognition checklist
The nacelle trailing edges use visible serrations, unlike the smooth edge of a 737-800 engine.
The split-tip winglet projects both above and below the wing.
The pointed nose and angular cockpit windows still identify the underlying 737 family.
At a glance
Published headline figures vary by configuration and operating conditions.
Make it stick
Use the visual clues in a focused image quiz with immediate explanations.