How to Fly the 737 MAX 8

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The Boeing 737 MAX 8 is a fourth generation evolution of the popular narrow body workhorse. The MAX 8 is a versatile aircraft built for short domestic hauls and long international legs, rivaling heavies with it’s impressive efficiency and small airport capabilities! Step into the flight deck with me and learn how to master the MAX 8 on this flight to Ontario, California.

Click below to learn how to fly the 737 MAX 8!

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737 MAX 8 Resources

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This plane flies amazingly - the handling is top notch.

Thanks Tyler!

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Already love this plane. Feels amazing to fly!

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I’ve flown in real life on the MAX, and I can proudly say it handles, feels and looks exactly as it’s real counterpart. Thanks a lot to everyone from the IF Team!

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Literally the best narrowbody we have rn fr

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I love this plane already!

Thanks for the tutorial Tyler! :)

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Is this new plane free? I am new to the forum and this is very confusing to the other flight sim forums (Aerofly)

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The 737 MAX 8 is not free, though it’s available to Infinite Flight PRO subscribers. Welcome to our community! Please don’t hesitate to send me a message anytime if I can assist with anything.

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The max lands very smoothly if you follow correct Profiles

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Nice!! Descending into MDW now so🤞🏽.

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Sure does! Floats quite nicely in the last 10ft

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The wheel movement once it touches the ground enhances it. The normal 737-800 just lands flat.

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Approaching my final leg of a 7h flight in the MAX. So smooth. I like it so far.

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Not sure if anything has actually changed, but it feels like the MAX turns more smoothly and naturally with autopilot compared to other aircraft.

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Still feels as aggressive as ever lol

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Any chance the anti servo tab on the aileron will be fixed to go the right way?

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Wonderful update team! Wishing you all and your families happy holidays and cannot wait for 2025!

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Side tip, if you slam the rudder to one side, then back the other way, with only a little bit of practice you can do a pirouette. Like a 360 degree rotation about the vertical axis losing only a couple hundred feet. You can also pull like 17g at 500 kts, you can also get to well over 500kts at sea level lol

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Currently cruising for my first online flight (KMCI–>KDCA) after some landing trials. The plane feels fantastic! Much more stable on approach than the other 737s we have. I suspect it is going to become my go to short-haul/narrow-body.

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