January 22, 20179 yr Hello all I have a brain teaser I was hoping someone might have the answer to. Does anybody know at present which aircraft is the oldest currently flying in commercial service for normal scheduled/charter use. This doesn't include aircraft which are flown because the aircraft is old, for example some preserved aircraft which fly experience flights. How about the same question but in Europe alone? I am imagining that it's probably a 737-300 - in fact it was looking at Jet2.com's fleet that made me think of the question. Callum McLoughlin
January 22, 20179 yr Hello all I have a brain teaser I was hoping someone might have the answer to. Does anybody know at present which aircraft is the oldest currently flying in commercial service for normal scheduled/charter use. This doesn't include aircraft which are flown because the aircraft is old, for example some preserved aircraft which fly experience flights. How about the same question but in Europe alone? I am imagining that it's probably a 737-300 - in fact it was looking at Jet2.com's fleet that made me think of the question. If you would like to go to Iran you could be on a scheduled passenger 727. Iran Aseman Airlines. But.... It's Iran haha Or perhaps you'd like to go to North Korea. Air Koryo still operates the Ilyushin IL-62 and Tupolev TU-154. Robert Schumacher My PC: EVGA GTX 1080 FTW, i7 6700k OC'd to 4.6, ASUS Rog Maximus VIII Hero Mobo, 16GB DDR4 3200 RAM, 2 Intel 750 Series SSDs, Creative Sound Blaster Z.
January 22, 20179 yr I think Buffalo Airways still has the DC-3 on regular service flights between Yellowknife and Hay River. Mark CYYZ
January 22, 20179 yr Buffalo Airways in Northern Canada got all sorts of old birds still plying their trade: DC-3 Dakota, DC-6, C-46, C-47, C-54, L-188 Electra. Air North also using plenty of HS 748 and B732. ckyliu, proud supporter of ViaIntercity.com. i5 12400F, 32GB, RTX4070, more in "About me" on my profile.
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