European airlines need a planned replacement of their aircraft.

At the moment it is known that in the overwhelming majority of cases, European air carriers operate commercial aircraft aged from 5 to 19 years. The average age of these aircraft is approaching 16 years, which indicates the fact that soon, airlines will have to think about replacing their aircraft fleet with new airliners.

According to statistics, the oldest commercial airplanes are used by Croatian (61%), Swedish (60%), Bulgarian (55%), Lithuanian (55%), Slovak (52%) and Cyprus (51%) carriers - The age of the operated aircraft here is 23 years.