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737 Space Bins - Convert capacity into cash

Date: March 31, 2026

Time: 8 a.m. PDT | 6 p.m. PDT

Duration: 60 minutes


Get ready to upgrade cabin capacity and passenger experience! Join our Space Bins Retrofit webinar for 737NG and 737 MAX to see how the retrofit increases overhead stowage, reduces gate checks, and boosts utilization and ancillary revenue. Expect clear guidance on installation, realistic downtime, certification and maintenance implications, and concise examples of measurable operational benefits.

During the session, you can expect the following agenda:

  • Overview of the Space Bins retrofit for 737NG and 737 MAX
  • Installation scope and expected aircraft downtime
  • Industry trends driving demand for more overhead capacity
  • Six core value propositions with practical examples
    1. Passenger satisfaction, revenue opportunity, and utilization
    2. Gate check avoidance, dispatch reliability, and cost reduction
  • Tailored value — story offer and required inputs
  • Q and A session

We recommend registering for the event even if you’re unsure about attending live - this will grant you access to a recording of the event at your convenience.

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Speakers

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Jay Gibson
Product Marketing

Jay Gibson is the Boeing Global Services (BGS) Product Marketing leader responsible for interiors modifications.  He began his career with Boeing working as an industrial engineer on the 737, 757, and 787 programs. The production environment provided a strong foundation for knowledge of airplanes and Boeing processes. It was here that Jay developed his passion for aviation and strong sense of customer focus.  Later, to better understand the services and modification side of aviation, Jay sought out opportunities in business operations, project management, and marketing. Here, he developed a solid understanding of the products and services required to meet aviation needs.  His current role in product marketing for interiors is a natural fit combining his passion for travel, aviation, and education. Jay looks forward to developing and bringing interiors solutions to market that improve the passenger experience and drive operational efficiencies.  Jay is frequent traveler. For work or pleasure he takes the passenger perspective seriously. He’s been known to time boarding queues and evaluate the process with a guiding belief that there’s no such thing as too much overhead bin space.

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