From The Drive · Caleb Jacobs · · 40s
Ford Maverick Fits in Boeing 737
A Ford Maverick fits inside a Boeing 737-200 cargo plane with some adjustments.
In brief
A Ford Maverick fits inside a Boeing 737-200 cargo plane with some adjustments. Buffalo Airways successfully shipped a Ford Maverick into a Boeing 737-200 without removing parts, costing $10,500 USD. Originally reported by The Drive.
Ford Maverick Shipping Challenge
A Ford Maverick owner shipped their car via Buffalo Airways in Yellowknife, Canada.
“A Maverick is longer, so it does not fit on the cookie sheet (a flat metal cargo pallet)”
Space Constraints in Boeing 737
The 737-200 cargo space is tight for cars, requiring removal of slash guards for the Maverick.
“The main thing is, will it fit without needing to take anything off?”
Shipping Capacity Details
Buffalo Airways can ship four Ford Mavericks per trip due to cargo space limits, not weight.
“In theory, it could haul roughly 10 Mavericks, if only there were enough room.”
Cost and Logistics
Shipping a Ford Maverick costs $10,500 USD, with small trucks adding $1,400 USD.
“On average, shipping cars runs around $10,500 USD (about $15,000 CAD).”
At a glance
Buffalo Airways successfully shipped a Ford Maverick into a Boeing 737-200 without removing parts, costing $10,500 USD.
