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Qantas fleet

Qantas has 268 airliner-sized aircraft on the Australian register, with an average age of 16.5 years. The most common type is the Boeing 737-800 (79). The oldest, VH-NJZ, was built in 1989; the newest, VH-X4O, in 2026.

268
aircraft
16.5 yr
average age
15
types
1989
oldest built

Boeing 737-800 · 79, average 18.0 years

De Havilland Dash 8 · 55, average 15.1 years

Airbus A320 · 19, average 20.7 years

Airbus A330-200 · 16, average 18.2 years

Airbus BD-500-1A11 · 15, average 1.1 years

Boeing 787-9 · 14, average 6.9 years

Airbus A330-300 · 13, average 20.8 years

Embraer E190 · 13, average 16.8 years

Airbus A380 · 10, average 16.4 years

Fokker F28 MK 0100 · 10, average 32.8 years

Airbus A319 · 9, average 20.7 years

Airbus A321 · 9, average 0.7 years

BAE Systems BAE 146-300 · 3, average 35.7 years

Fokker F28MK0100 · 2, average 31.5 years

BAE Systems BAE 146 SERIES 300 · 1, average 36.0 years

Source: Civil Aviation Safety Authority (CASA) aircraft register, under the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 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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