bw50505 wrote:I was under the impression they were going to start retiring some of the 738 soon because of corrosion issues.
AAvgeek744 wrote:Is AA getting rid of the US A320's, and possible some the the older 319's?
AA321T wrote:AAvgeek744 wrote:Is AA getting rid of the US A320's, and possible some the the older 319's?
They've very slowly been retiring a few A320's already.
AA321T wrote:AAvgeek744 wrote:Is AA getting rid of the US A320's, and possible some the the older 319's?
They've very slowly been retiring a few A320's already.
aemoreira1981 wrote:AA321T wrote:single operation (excluding the 3-class A321s and those for Hawaii). As for AA's 737 count reaching 400 (308 right now)...I see it as coming close but no as the older 737s will likely be retired (the oldest is 19 years now) before that number is reached.
AA321T wrote:AAvgeek744 wrote:Is AA getting rid of the US A320's, and possible some the the older 319's?
They've very slowly been retiring a few A320's already.
Lpbri wrote:By my math, AA has 306 737 NG's in its fleet. All 100 737 MAXs will be delivered by the end of 2021, I think. So the fleet count should hit 400 by late 2021. I have not heard of any 737 NG retirements planned. They just got done painting all them, and all will be fitted with 737 MAX interiors, so I expect no retirements soon.
AA321T wrote:AAvgeek744 wrote:Is AA getting rid of the US A320's, and possible some the the older 319's?
They've very slowly been retiring a few A320's already.