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Canadian North fleet
Canadian North has 33 airliner-sized aircraft on the Canadian register, with an average age of 27.4 years. The most common type is the ATR 42 (13). The oldest, C-FIQR, was built in 1989; the newest, C-FHCN, in 2010.
33
aircraft
27.4 yr
average age
5
types
1989
oldest built
ATR 42 · 13, average 31.8 years
Boeing 737-700 · 9, average 20.0 years
Boeing 737-300 · 6, average 27.5 years
Boeing 737-400 · 3, average 34.0 years
ATR 72 · 2, average 21.5 years
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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