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WORLD AIRLINER CENSUS 2016 Airbus WORLD AIRLINER CENSUS WORLD AIRLINER CENSUS 2016 EXPLANATORY NOTES This census data covers all commercial jet and turbo- where applicable, the outstanding firm orders in pa- nies – such as China Aviation Supplies – are excluded, prop-powered transport aircraft in service or on firm rentheses in the right-hand column. In Flight Fleets unless a confirmed end-user is known; in which case order with airlines worldwide, excluding aircraft that Analyzer, an airliner is defined as being in service if it is the aircraft is shown against the airline concerned. carry fewer than 14 passengers or equivalent cargo. It active (in other words accumulating flying hours). Operators’ fleets include leased aircraft. records the fleets of Western, China-built and Russia/ An aircraft is classified as parked if it is known to be CIS/Ukraine-built airliners. inactive – for example, if it is grounded because of ABBREVIATIONS The tables have been compiled using the Flight airworthiness requirements or in storage – and when AR: advanced range (Embraer 170/190/195) Fleets Analyzer database. The information is correct flying hours for three consecutive months are report- C: combi or convertible up to July 2016 and excludes non-airline operators, ed as zero. Aircraft undergoing maintenance or await- ER: extended range such as leasing companies and the military. ing conversion are also counted as being parked. ERF: extended range freighter (747 and 767) Aircraft are listed in alphabetical order, first by man- The region is dictated by operator base and does F: freighter ufacturer and then type. Operators are listed by re- not necessarily indicate the area of operation. LR: long range gion, with any aircraft variant in brackets next to the Options and letters of intent (where a firm contract PF: package freighter (757) operator’s name. has not been signed) are not included. Orders by, and QC: quick change Fleet data comprises the in-service fleet and, aircraft with, leasing companies and holding compa- SF: special freighter Global airliner fleet by type and operator Airbus A300 Total 210 Turkish Airlines 3 Druk Air 3 Dart Airlines 1 Africa Total 3 North/South America Total 17 Etihad Airways 2 EasyJet 133 Egyptair (600) 2 Air Transat 9 Lucky Air 3 EasyJet Switzerland 11 Egyptair (B) 1 FedEx 8 Mihin Lanka 1 Ellinair 2 Asia Pacific & Middle East Total 47 Airbus A318 Total 43 Myanmar Airways International 3 Finnair 9 Air Hong Kong (600) 10 Europe Total 24 R Airlines 1 Germania 8 Global Charter Services (B) 4 Air France 18 Rotana Jet 1 Germania Flug 2 Iran Air (600) 3 British Airways 2 Royal Jordanian 4 Germanwings 43 Iran Air (B) 4 TAROM 4 Safi Airways 2 Hamburg International (2) Mahan Air (600) 14 North/South America Total 19 Saudia 4 Helvetic Airways 1 Mahan Air (B) 1 Avianca 10 Shenzhen Airlines 5 Iberia 16 Meraj Air (600) 2 Avianca Brazil 9 Sichuan Airlines 23 Lufthansa 30 Qeshm Airlines (600) 4 Airbus A319 Total 1,327 (6) SilkAir 4 Niki 5 Silk Road Cargo Business (600) 1 Africa Total 34 Tibet Airlines 14 Rossiya 26 Unique Air (600) 2 Afriqiyah Airways 2 Tigerair 2 S7 Airlines 20 Uni-top Airlines (600) 2 Air Côte d’Ivoire 4 West Air (China) 4 SAS 4 Europe Total 37 Air Mauritius 2 Zagros Airlines 1 Swiss 5 Airbus Transport International (600) 5 Air Namibia 4 Europe Total 558 (4) TAP Portugal 21 ASL Airlines Ireland (600) 4 Fastjet Tanzania 4 Adria Airways 3 Turkish Airlines 14 European Air Transport (600) 21 FastJet Zimbabwe 1 Aegean Airlines 1 Ural Airlines 7 MNG Airlines (600) 6 First Nation Airways 2 Aigle Azur 2 VIM Airlines 4 Solinair (600) 1 Libyan Wings 2 Air Berlin 4 Volotea 4 North/South America Total 123 Nesma Airlines 1 Air France 38 Vueling Airlines 8 AeroUnion (B) 2 South African Airways 8 Air Malta 2 North/South America Total 475 (2) FedEx (600) 68 Tunisair 4 Air Moldova 1 Air Canada 16 Transcarga International Airways (B) 1 Asia Pacific & Middle East Total 260 Air Serbia 8 Air Canada Jetz 2 UPS Airlines (600) 52 Air Astana 1 Alitalia 22 Air Canada Rouge 20 Airbus A310 Total 47 Air China 33 Atlantic Airways (Faroe Islands) 3 Allegiant Air 15 Asia Pacific & Middle East Total 22 Air Guilin 2 Atlasglobal 1 American Airlines 125 Ariana Afghan Airlines 2 Air India 22 Aurora 10 Avianca 9 (2) Biman Bangladesh Airlines 1 Air Macau 4 Austrian 7 Avianca Brazil 4 Iran Air 2 Bangkok Airways 12 Azerbaijan Airlines 3 Avianca Costa Rica 2 Mahan Air 9 Bhutan Airlines 2 B&H Airlines (2) Avianca Ecuador 6 Pakistan International Airlines 4 Capital Airlines 19 Belair 2 Avianca El Salvador 10 Royal Jordanian 1 Cebu Pacific Air 7 BH Air 1 Avianca Peru 1 Taban Air 1 Chengdu Airlines 3 British Airways 44 Cubana 1 Yemenia 2 China Eastern Airlines 32 Brussels Airlines 19 Delta Air Lines 57 Europe Total 8 China Eastern Airlines Jiangsu 5 Bulgaria Air 2 Frontier Airlines 27 Azores Airlines 3 China Southern Airlines 36 Croatia Airlines 4 LATAM Airlines Brazil 25 TAROM 2 Chongqing Airlines 5 Czech Airlines 7 LATAM Airlines Chile 5 24 | Flight International | 9-15 August 2016 flightglobal.com FlightGlobal | 5 FIN_090816_024-043.indd 24 04/08/2016 10:58 WORLD AIRLINER CENSUS WORLD AIRLINER CENSUS 2016 WORLD AIRLINER CENSUS 2016 LATAM Airlines Ecuador 6 AirAsia India 6 Lion Air (22) Air Berlin 43 (3) LATAM Airlines Peru 14 AirAsia Japan 1 Loong Air 17 Alba Star 1 Sky Airline 13 Airblue 3 Lucky Air 4 (2) Alitalia 42 Spirit Airlines 28 Al-Naser Airlines 1 Maldivian 1 Astra Airlines 1 TAME 4 ANA – All Nippon Airways 10 (2) Meraj Air 2 Atlantic Airways (Faroe Islands) (1) United Airlines 56 Asiana Airlines 7 Middle East Airlines 13 Atlas Atlantique Airlines 1 VECA 2 ATA Air 3 Mihin Lanka 1 Atlasglobal 5 Virgin America 10 Atrak Air 2 Myanmar Airways International 1 Atlasglobal Ukraine 3 Volaris 17 Bangkok Airways 8 Nepal Airlines 2 Austrian 16 Airbus A319neo Total (46) Bassaka Air 2 Pakistan International Airlines 11 Avion Express 1 North/South America Total (46) Batik Air 18 (8) PAL Express 9 Azerbaijan Airlines 7 Avianca (28) Capital Airlines 34 Peach 17 (3) Azores Airlines 3 Frontier Airlines (18) Cebgo 1 Philippine Airlines 10 Belair 6 Airbus A320 Total 3,865 (370) Cebu Pacific Air 36 Philippines AirAsia 13 BH Air 2 Africa Total 83 (6) Cham Wings 2 Qatar Airways 39 British Airways 66 Afriqiyah Airways 3 Chengdu Airlines 18 Qeshm Airlines 2 Brussels Airlines 9 Air Algerie 2 China Eastern Airlines 133 (5) Qingdao Airlines 9 (1) Bulgaria Air 3 Air Arabia Egypt 1 China Eastern Airlines Jiangsu 30 Royal Brunei Airlines 5 Bulgarian Air Charter 1 Air Arabia Maroc 5 China Southern Airlines 122 (2) Royal Falcon Airlines 1 Cobalt Air 1 Air Cairo 6 Chongqing Airlines 9 Royal Jordanian 6 Condor 9 Air Côte d’Ivoire (2) Citilink 39 (6) Royal Wings 1 Croatia Airlines 2 Air Seychelles 3 Dragonair 15 Safi Airways 1 Dart Airlines 2 Air Zimbabwe 1 Etihad Airways 22 Saudia 35 (30) DAT – Danish Air Transport 4 Almasria Universal Airlines 2 Fly Baghdad 2 SaudiGulf Airlines 3 EasyJet 99 (38) Congo Airways 2 Flynas 28 (20) Shaheen Air International 8 EasyJet Switzerland 12 Egyptair 7 GoAir 19 Shenzhen Airlines 75 (2) Edelweiss Air 6 Ghadames Air Transport 1 Gulf Air 16 Sichuan Airlines 48 (5) Eurowings 15 (11) Global Aviation Operations 1 Himalaya Airlines 1 SilkAir 11 Eurowings Europe 2 Jubba Airways 2 Hong Kong Airlines 11 (2) Sky Angkor Airlines 2 Evelop Airlines 2 Libyan Airlines 3 Hong Kong Express Airways 14 Solomon Airlines 1 Everjets Madeira 1 Nesma Airlines 3 IndiGo 105 Spring Airlines 61 Finnair 10 Nile Air 5 Indonesia AirAsia 18 SriLankan Airlines 6 FlyOne 2 Nouvelair Tunisie 4 Indonesia AirAsia X 5 Star Flyer 9 (1) Freebird Airlines 4 Royal Air Maroc 2 Iran Air 5 Syrianair 6 Germanwings 18 South African Airways 12 Iran Aseman Airlines 3 Thai AirAsia 48 Iberia 12 Sudan Airways 1 Iraqi Airways 3 Thai Airways International 3 Iberia Express 19 Tunisair 17 (4) Israir 3 (1) Thai Smile 17 Jet2 1 Asia Pacific & Middle East Total 1,820 (209) Jazeera Airways 7 Thai VietJet Air 2 Jetairfly 2 Air Arabia 34 (6) Jetstar 53 Tianjin Airlines 23 Limitless Airways 1 Air Arabia Jordan 2 Jetstar Asia 18 Tibet Airlines 2 Lufthansa 59 (7) Air Astana 8 Jetstar Japan 20 Tigerair 21 Monarch Airlines 10 Air Busan 6 Jetstar Pacific 12 (3) Tigerair Australia 14 Niki 11 Air Calin 2 Jordan Aviation 1 Tigerair Taiwan 9 (2) Norwegian Air International 2 Air China 42 Juneyao Airlines 41 (2) TransAsia Airways 4 Novair 1 Air India 24 Kingfisher Airlines (67) Uzbekistan Airways 9 Onurair 9 Air Macau 3 Kish Air 2 V Air 2 (6) Orange2fly 1 Air New Zealand 29 (1) Kuwait Airways 10 Vanilla Air 9 (2) Pegasus 12 AirAsia 81 Lao Airlines 4 VietJet Air 32 Rossiya 5 Virgin Australia Regional Airlines 2 S7 Airlines 19 (23) Vistara 11 (2) SAS 13 West Air (China) 19 (2) Small Planet Airlines (Germany) 2 Yemenia 2 (4) Small Planet Airlines (Lithuania) 9 Zagros Airlines 7 Small Planet Airlines 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