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Air Canada Rouge fleet
Air Canada Rouge has 68 airliner-sized aircraft on the Canadian register, with an average age of 11.6 years. The most common type is the Boeing 737 MAX 8 (40). The oldest, C-FYJE, was built in 1996; the newest, C-FFOP, in 2024.
68
aircraft
11.6 yr
average age
4
types
1996
oldest built
Boeing 737 MAX 8 · 40, average 6.5 years
- C-FSCY2017
- C-FTJV2017
- C-FSDB2018
- C-FSDQ2018
- C-FSDW2018
- C-FSEQ2018
- C-FSES2018
- C-FSIL2018
- C-FSIP2018
- C-FSIQ2018
- C-FSJH2018
- C-FSJJ2018
- C-FSKZ2018
- C-FSLU2018
- C-FSNQ2018
- C-FSNU2018
- C-FSOC2018
- C-FSOI2018
- C-GEHI2019
- C-GEHQ2019
- C-GEHV2019
- C-GEHY2019
- C-GEIV2019
- C-GEJL2019
- C-GEJN2021
- C-GEKH2021
- C-GEKX2021
- C-GEKZ2021
- C-GELJ2021
- C-GEMV2021
- C-GMEX2021
- C-GMIU2021
- C-GELQ2022
- C-GELU2022
- C-GEOJ2022
- C-GEPB2022
- C-GEPF2022
- C-GEPG2022
- C-GMIW2022
- C-FFOP2024
Airbus A321 · 13, average 10.9 years
Airbus A319 · 11, average 28.5 years
Airbus A320 · 4, average 19.0 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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