Qantas has the oldest fleet, with an average aircraft age of 16.5 years, followed by Air Algerie (15.3 years) and El Al Israel Airlines (15.2 years). The average age of each airline's aircraft in active passenger service (freighters not included), from AeroDataBox fleet data for Nov 2026; Airspace Times calculation. Airlines are listed only when AeroDataBox's fleet count is within 10% of the airline's own published fleet: 60 of the 101 airlines we checked pass that test this month, so some big airlines are missing. Mainline fleets only: airline groups are not added together. Equal ages are ordered by fleet size.
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Updated: 14 Nov 2026
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