CAPA Centre for Aviation today offers its latest exclusive infographic, presenting insight from its own data and external sources.
THIS week CAPA Insights takes a look at the average aircraft ages of major airlines in the region, asking the question: How old is the plane your catching?
It turns out that you are probably sitting in something which has been in operation for approximately 13.74 years. The average age for airlines in the South Pacific is even older at 16.15.
Interestingly, this is the second oldest fleet average age in the world, behind Latin America: Caribbean.
The Middle East is rated as having the youngest fleet by region with an average of 6.77 years.
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