Fleet Deliveries & Aircraft Specifications
Master Aircraft Fleet Tracker
Detailed technical specifications, cabin configurations, and traveler comfort notes across the narrowbody and widebody aircraft flying for our 8 tracked airlines.
Boeingdelivered
Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner
What to Know as a Flyer:The 787-9 is one of the most traveler-friendly long-haul aircraft in the sky. Featuring composite construction, it offers a lower effective cabin altitude (6,000 ft vs 8,000 ft), higher humidity levels that significantly reduce jet lag and dehydration, and oversized electrochromic dimmable windows with no mechanical shades.
Cabins: 3-Class (Polaris/Delta One/Club Suite, Premium Economy, Main Cabin)
Performance: Range: 7,565 nautical miles. Deployed on ultra-long-haul routes across the Pacific and Atlantic by United and Qatar Airways.
Deployment: United Airlines operates 38 frames; British Airways operates 18 frames.
Airbusdelivered
Airbus A350-1000
What to Know as a Flyer:The flagship A350-1000 features the quietest twin-engine widebody cabin currently flying. Built with carbon-composite fuselage panels, it maintains high cabin humidity, full LED circadian lighting cycles, and high-efficiency HEPA air circulation refreshed every 2-3 minutes.
Cabins: 3-Class or 4-Class with enclosed Suites and generous Premium Economy
Performance: Range: 8,700 nautical miles. Qatar Airways is the global launch customer and largest operator; British Airways uses it on flagship US routes.
Deployment: Qatar Airways operates 24 frames equipped with the celebrated Qsuite; British Airways features the Club Suite with sliding privacy door.
Airbusdelivered
Airbus A350-900
What to Know as a Flyer:Delta's premier international flagship. Offers whisper-quiet engine acoustics, 18-inch standard economy seat width in a 3-3-3 layout, and Delta One enclosed suites with full sliding doors.
Cabins: 3-Class (Delta One Suites, Premium Select, Main Cabin)
Performance: Range: 8,100 nautical miles. Deployed by Delta and Qatar Airways on transpacific and transatlantic trunk routes.
Deployment: Delta operates 28 frames with additional deliveries on order.
Airbusdelivered
Airbus A330-900neo
What to Know as a Flyer:The A330neo brings modern Airspace cabin design, larger overhead bins, and 2-4-2 economy seating (meaning only one middle seat per row of four, compared to 3-3-3 on Boeing widebodies).
Cabins: 3-Class (Delta One Suite, Premium Select, Comfort+, Main Cabin)
Performance: Powered by Rolls-Royce Trent 7000 engines with 25% lower fuel burn per seat than previous-generation A330s.
Deployment: Delta is the largest US operator with 27 active frames.
Boeingdelivered
Boeing 777-300ER
What to Know as a Flyer:The long-haul workhorse of global aviation. While slightly louder than the modern A350/787, it features cavernous cabins, massive overhead storage, and the highest cargo/passenger capacity in standard widebody fleets.
Cabins: 3-Class or 4-Class (United Polaris / Qatar Qsuite / BA First & Club)
Performance: Powered by GE90-115B engines — the most powerful jet engines in commercial aviation history.
Deployment: Operated by United, British Airways, Swiss, and Qatar Airways.
Airbusdelivered
Airbus A321neo
What to Know as a Flyer:The modern benchmark for narrowbody travel. Offers Airbus Airspace XL overhead bins (capable of holding rolling bags vertically), quieter Pratt & Whitney / CFM LEAP engines, and customized lie-flat transcon suites on select JetBlue Mint aircraft.
Cabins: 2-Class Domestic / Transcontinental (Delta, JetBlue, Alaska, United)
Performance: 20% fuel efficiency improvement over previous generation A321ceo.
Deployment: Core narrowbody workhorse across Delta, United, Alaska, and JetBlue.
Airbuson-order
Airbus A321XLR
What to Know as a Flyer:The revolutionary Extra Long Range narrowbody capable of flying non-stop from the US East Coast deep into Western and Central Europe (up to 4,700 nm). Enables secondary city point-to-point transatlantic routes without requiring megahub connections.
Cabins: Full Long-Haul 3-Class (Lie-flat Business, Premium Economy, Economy)
Performance: Features a permanent Rear Center Tank (RCT) for 11-hour mission capability.
Deployment: United has 50 frames on order for transatlantic route expansion.
Boeingdelivered
Boeing 737 MAX 8
What to Know as a Flyer:Southwest's primary modern fleet backbone, alongside United and Alaska. Features Boeing Sky Interior with sculpted sidewalls, LED mood lighting, and modern CFM LEAP-1B engines that cut cabin noise by 40%.
Cabins: Single-Class (Southwest) or 2-Class (United, Alaska)
Performance: Range: 3,500 nautical miles.
Deployment: Southwest operates over 230 frames; United operates 85+ frames; Alaska operates 50+ frames.
Airbusdelivered
Airbus A220-300
What to Know as a Flyer:Voted repeatedly as passenger-favorite narrowbody. Features a 2-3 economy seat arrangement (meaning 80% of passengers have an aisle or window), oversized panoramic windows, wide 18.6-inch seats, and a window inside the aft lavatory.
Cabins: 2-Class (First / Extra Legroom / Main Cabin)
Performance: State-of-the-art geared turbofan engines with ultra-low emissions.
Deployment: Delta operates 50+ frames; JetBlue operates 30+ frames for domestic network expansion.
Boeingon-order
Boeing 777-9 (777X)
What to Know as a Flyer:The upcoming largest twin-engine jet in commercial aviation history, featuring folding carbon-fiber wingtips, 787-style larger dimmable windows, and a wider internal cabin cross-section.
Cabins: Flagship 4-Class (Next-Gen First, Qsuite 2.0 / Club Suite 2.0, Premium, Economy)
Performance: Entry into commercial passenger service targeted for 2026/2027.
Deployment: Qatar Airways and British Airways hold major launch orders for long-haul flagship replacement.