Canadian airline · 3H

Air Inuit fleet

Air Inuit has 27 airliner-sized aircraft on the Canadian register, with an average age of 32.3 years. The most common type is the De Havilland Dash 8 (18). The oldest, C-GMAI, was built in 1978; the newest, C-FTUZ, in 2012.

aircraft

32.3 yr

average age

types

1978

oldest built

De Havilland Dash 8 · 18, average 31.4 years

C-FDAO1988
C-FCJE1989
C-FDLG1989
C-FGQF1990
C-FTHU1990
C-GAIW1991
C-GIAB1991
C-FEAI1992
C-FAID1995
C-FOAI1996
C-FYAI1996
C-GUAI1996
C-GRAI1997
C-GXAI1997
C-FIAI1998
C-GLFD1998
C-GIXF2005
C-GKSQ2005

Boeing 737-200 · 5, average 46.0 years

C-GMAI1978
C-GAIG1979
C-GOPW1980
C-GSPW1981
C-GNDU1982

Boeing 737-800 · 3, average 14.0 years

C-FTUW2012
C-FTUY2012
C-FTUZ2012

Boeing 737-300 · 1, average 35.0 years

C-GFFN1991

Source: Transport Canada Canadian Civil Aircraft Register, under the Open Government Licence - Canada licence. TripStow keeps airliner-sized aeroplanes (8.6 tonnes or more) registered to the airline or a regional operator flying for it, and works out the ages. Aircraft leased from abroad are on another country's register and not shown.

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