@@iheart2game779no hate on you at all but I hate American Airlines. I’ve lost wayyyyyy too many bags while flying on them and their service isn’t good. In the us I prefer United or delta but I usually avoid us airlines like the plague.
Emirates has relatively smaller number. But you need to consider they have ALL Wide body fleet. Widebody airliners are almost four times as expensive as a 737 or a320
@@tunim4354 sometimes it is cheaper to fly in wide body like 777, 747, A350, a380 cuz the cost of the flight is spread across a lot more people. But for this to work airlines have to make sure they fill most of the seats. That’s why they keep them on the most busiest routes. LikeJFK to LAX, London to JFK, DXB to London
Fred Smith really liked the new name and even had the airplane's call signs and IATA codes changed. Call sign used to be Express but since the 90's it has been FedEx.
After delivery, it will be two indian airlines, indigo and air india at first and second. They have combined ordered 1000+ airplanes from boeing and airbus along with their existing fleet.
Me thinking it’s Ryanair or emirates. *Turns out to be a airline I hear once every 3 years* 💀 Not to be that one iPad kid BUT THANKS! FOR THE LIKES MY LIKE RECORD! I posted this 11 days ago and still getting roasts that I’m a iPad kid though I’m not 💀💀☠️🤣
@@deltaiii3158that’s not exactly the flex you think it is. you may not realize this but Europe’s about the size of America. But our public transit isn’t stuck in the 18th century like yours so I can take a train across the continent if I want to. That’s why our airlines aren’t as big
The numbers are inflated for the big US carriers because they include all their subsidiary regional airlines as well. If you look at the break down of aircraft types a majority part of that huge number is small regional jets.
718 is FedEx operating... one is standing with a missing bow wheel at Hannover (HAJ) u even could see it on Google maps so its not standing there since yesterday (757F)
From what I could see, Singapore Airlines has 161 airplanes. But I do remember seeing “1000th aircraft” liveries on one of their Boeing 787s. That livery commemorates the fact that this particular Boeing 787 is the 1000th Boeing 787 that *Boeing* made in all of time, not the 1000th one made for Singapore specifically The A350 livery I’m aware of is the Singapore Airlines 10,000th Airbus Aircraft livery. Similar story: this A350 is the 10,000th plane built by *Airbus* overall, not specifically for Singapore. Maybe I’m missing a livery though
To be fair as of rn American Airlines have to the most planes (keep in mind that the airplane count for a airline keeps on changing as new airplanes are added to the fleet and the old ones being retired and replaced or repurposed)
During cold war Aeroflot was the biggest, they operate A300, some Boeings and Almost every commercial Soviet plane being them Prototypes, Experimental or Adapted bombers for transport people
@@shengkunlin5658 they were during the 60s but as relations got better right before the collapse of the Soviet Union they operated a few western planes
If you asked me before I woulda said they each operate a couple thousand. Like hows there Lufthansa flights everywhere with them having less than a thousand planes?!
And the three top largest, all created and owned a GDS, starting back in the 70s, which they marketed to travel agencies, to keep and grow market share.
The First Will soon be replaced by Indian low cost carrier IndiGo. They have a fleet of 400 A320 and A321 , with an Order for 500 A320s, It is Marked as the biggest Single Aircraft order in Aviation History, Which was held by Air India a few months back.
@@coleRedhead after some very close up investigation I can say that both FedEx 14 and 80 lost 1 of their wheel FedEx 80[back-front right gear] FedEx 14[back-right gear]
When it comes to rating and service. It's always companies like Qatar, Emirates, Singapore Airlines and so on. The best. You can even have a 1000 flights. But, if you don't have a good service. Then, it's of no use. Quality over Quantity.
hypothesis: could this be due to the US’s lack of long distance trains/public transport, geographical size, and population density? In Europe, it’s cheap and easy to take the train to different countries. Countries are also smaller and have better public transport. In the US, we have a significant need planes just for domestic travel already
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Imagine calling your airline Federal Express Express
thats what im thinking
Yeah
😂
Its a cargo airline tho
Exactly
technically lufthansa should be nr 5 with 721 in 2023
Hm you’re right, it’s hard to tell though since the numbers change quite often
@@LuxPlanessouthwest has the 747-8
@@user-fp2kt3lj1o can't tell if you're kidding but they actually don't lol
American is the largest airline in the world so that’s why Lux put it number 1
@@notshloakrblxnobody mentioned american airlines in this comment...
I knew the airline would be American Airlines. The airline my dad flies.
That’s super cool! What airplane does he fly?
@@LuxPlanes any airbus planes. He used to fly 757s and 767s and fly to other countries abroad.
@@iheart2game779no hate on you at all but I hate American Airlines. I’ve lost wayyyyyy too many bags while flying on them and their service isn’t good. In the us I prefer United or delta but I usually avoid us airlines like the plague.
My great grandfather used to fly DC-3s for American Airlines.
@@shengkunlin5658united's quality control sucks. I prefer delta
Emirates has relatively smaller number. But you need to consider they have ALL Wide body fleet. Widebody airliners are almost four times as expensive as a 737 or a320
Hence the ticket prices of Emirates
@@tunim4354 I’ve seen emirates and Etihad tickets slightly cheaper than European airlines.
@@tunim4354 sometimes it is cheaper to fly in wide body like 777, 747, A350, a380 cuz the cost of the flight is spread across a lot more people. But for this to work airlines have to make sure they fill most of the seats. That’s why they keep them on the most busiest routes. LikeJFK to LAX, London to JFK, DXB to London
A380 needs to be 75% full to be break even
they own some 737s i think
Aeroflot during the 20th century:
Aeroflot operated basically any airplane as long as it was made in the soviet union
@Rantasalmi47 but they got american or european (boeing or aorbus) in there fleet before?
@@goofyahhspiderfromgoofyhotel1995 airbus crash in siberya 😄👍
Fr they literally praised Soviet aircraft
Fed ex means federal express so Fed ex express is federal express express ?
Haha yeah, their airline for some reason is called FedEx Express
Founded as Federal Express but officially changed their name to FedEx in 1994.
Fedex doesn’t mean Federal Express anymore. Its literally just Fedex Corporation. Fedex (the way it is pronounced) is the official name of the company
Fred Smith really liked the new name and even had the airplane's call signs and IATA codes changed. Call sign used to be Express but since the 90's it has been FedEx.
I see American Airlines everywhere I go.
"FedEx is the largest operator of the A300"
UPS:
Mahan Air:
Iran Air:
Qeshm Air:
it is the biggest, all of those have less a300s than fedex
Aeroflot: aw hail naw💀
All have number In the low 100 if not 50s, fed ex and ups still operates the highest volume of the type
Eagle sounds 🦅🇺🇸
FREEDOM AND DEMOCRACY 🦅🇨🇱🇺🇲🇺🇸🇨🇦
And that, kids, is proof positive that more does not mean better.
The eagle sound 😂
After delivery, it will be two indian airlines, indigo and air india at first and second. They have combined ordered 1000+ airplanes from boeing and airbus along with their existing fleet.
Me thinking it’s Ryanair or emirates. *Turns out to be a airline I hear once every 3 years* 💀
Not to be that one iPad kid BUT THANKS! FOR THE LIKES
MY LIKE RECORD!
I posted this 11 days ago and still getting roasts that I’m a iPad kid though I’m not 💀💀☠️🤣
bruh
Europeans…
@@shengkunlin5658Americans...
America is a very large continent. Therefore the only option for them to move around is airplanes.
@@deltaiii3158that’s not exactly the flex you think it is. you may not realize this but Europe’s about the size of America. But our public transit isn’t stuck in the 18th century like yours so I can take a train across the continent if I want to. That’s why our airlines aren’t as big
The numbers are inflated for the big US carriers because they include all their subsidiary regional airlines as well.
If you look at the break down of aircraft types a majority part of that huge number is small regional jets.
Those numbers don’t include regional subsidiaries if they did it would be 1400
no. they don’t include the regionals.
Nooo.. regional subsidiaries are not included here
If regionals are included American Airlines will have up to 1400 planes.
These comments are correct if we counted regional jets American Delta and United would easily have 1400 plus.
Blud forgot about FedEx 80 fight
Maybe American airlines need more planes because they crash quite a lot
Throwback to Aeroflot in the USSR for having a thousand of aircrafts
I have never seen those airline ever In
My life
🦅🇺🇸
yes,fedex is an airline
I’m surprised it wasn’t the Air Force
Not an airline
@@nerdyandstuffThe air Force transports freedom, not people
718 is FedEx operating... one is standing with a missing bow wheel at Hannover (HAJ) u even could see it on Google maps so its not standing there since yesterday (757F)
Southwest fr glazing the 737’s
As always a great video! 👍
Thanks a lot :) I appreciate it!
@@LuxPlanes 👍
As a person who flies southwest I can say that 1 in 820 chance of flying a plane is pretty uncommon/rare
Singapore had 1000 aircrafts even on a a350 livery
True
From what I could see, Singapore Airlines has 161 airplanes. But I do remember seeing “1000th aircraft” liveries on one of their Boeing 787s.
That livery commemorates the fact that this particular Boeing 787 is the 1000th Boeing 787 that *Boeing* made in all of time, not the 1000th one made for Singapore specifically
The A350 livery I’m aware of is the Singapore Airlines 10,000th Airbus Aircraft livery. Similar story: this A350 is the 10,000th plane built by *Airbus* overall, not specifically for Singapore.
Maybe I’m missing a livery though
That's in history, these are currently flying this many. I think if you go back in history American has had around 2000
@@--86--1000Th A350 EVER MANUFACTURED by Airbus , Not Singapore Air’s 1000Th A350
All USA airlines is wild
To be fair as of rn American Airlines have to the most planes (keep in mind that the airplane count for a airline keeps on changing as new airplanes are added to the fleet and the old ones being retired and replaced or repurposed)
Do a video about the airlines with least planes😮😮😮
Unfortunately it’s impossible to make a list with the least because there are many airlines with just 1 airplane lol
@@LuxPlanesMinimum Revenue Limit? And 1 plane airlines get honorable mention
During cold war Aeroflot was the biggest, they operate A300, some Boeings and Almost every commercial Soviet plane being them Prototypes, Experimental or Adapted bombers for transport people
I never knew they operated western planes during the Cold War, weren’t they under sanctions?
@@shengkunlin5658 they were during the 60s but as relations got better right before the collapse of the Soviet Union they operated a few western planes
@@Rantasalmi47 oh cool
Boeing without southwest buying there 737’s: 📉📉📉📉📉📉📉
Southwest without boeing 📉📉📉📉📉📉📉
If you asked me before I woulda said they each operate a couple thousand. Like hows there Lufthansa flights everywhere with them having less than a thousand planes?!
Leson learned: Airlines from america love planes more than anybody else
Bro without FedEx I don't even recongnize others😂😂😂😂😂
So for example, United counts their United Express fleet that is actually operated by SkyWest?
Indigo 🗿
A good way is by comparing them by seat capacity not airplanes
And the three top largest, all created and owned a GDS, starting back in the 70s, which they marketed to travel agencies, to keep and grow market share.
If it was a total including crashed ones, Aeroflot wins
by in the world he means by in the us
This is ooold information. American now has more like 1500 and United 1400
Fed ex express, is this a new airline im not aware of?
ryanair: ...
America :)
Lux planes I watched ur Vids in 2022 ur the best ❤❤❤❤❤
Now i think 1st place should be air Canada becuse they have more then 400 air crafts
Btw this might be late but appreciate using FedEx footage from My Local Airport ☺️
I always go on American Airlines
Why not 1k 😩
Someday!!
More planes for towers
That is very good to know❤😊
Fedex In the olden days actually has 747s
Thank you flying with ryanair ☠️
At moment DL boasts 982 planes as opposed to AA has 967
the southwest clip was Tampa where I live
Teeeeeeeeeechnically nr.1 is the Us Air Force. nr.2 Us navy
The First Will soon be replaced by Indian low cost carrier IndiGo. They have a fleet of 400 A320 and A321 , with an Order for 500 A320s, It is Marked as the biggest Single Aircraft order in Aviation History, Which was held by Air India a few months back.
Did anyone else hear the eagle when they said American Airlines the 🦅
Bro forgot our Indian airline INDIGO
Interesting, i love your channel!😊😮
Thanks a lot! I’m glad you found it interesting :)
The Big 3 (AAL, DAL, UAL.)
United has over 1k now with a lot of new orders
5th is China southern as per wiki and first is delta
The eagle souns: 'MURICA
Those make up the main airlines GSP gets.
american airlines with 911 airlines
I knew, I see like 5 American Airlines planes and then another airline
Amarican airlines is from United States 🇺🇸
On the southwest part the time was 737 A.m🤣
Cast Away is a really good movie
980?!?!?!? HOW THE HELL DO THEY MAINTAIN?
It's going to change soon..look at Air India's recent order
Me thinking about the crash with the fedex plane
FedEx 14…
FedEx 80…
FedEx 705…
@@JunYeSaw the one witch bounced and then the weel came of
@@JunYeSaw 80 I think
@@coleRedhead FedEx 14 or 80
@@coleRedhead after some very close up investigation I can say that both FedEx 14 and 80 lost 1 of their wheel
FedEx 80[back-front right gear]
FedEx 14[back-right gear]
Which Airline has the most planes ❌
Top 5 American airlines with planes ✅
When it comes to rating and service. It's always companies like Qatar, Emirates, Singapore Airlines and so on. The best. You can even have a 1000 flights. But, if you don't have a good service. Then, it's of no use. Quality over Quantity.
hypothesis: could this be due to the US’s lack of long distance trains/public transport, geographical size, and population density?
In Europe, it’s cheap and easy to take the train to different countries. Countries are also smaller and have better public transport. In the US, we have a significant need planes just for domestic travel already
Could you do another vid but its by continent
That’s a good idea! If this one does well I’ll try do that too :)
I love southwest airlines
China Southern Airlines has 821 as of 2021
It actually only has 661 with the other 149 being on order. 🇨🇳🇨🇳🇨🇳
YAY I GO TO IT and I went to the 1147 airline
Shame to talk about the A300 being mostly used by fedex and not the beautiful MD-11F..
America is just built deferent (insert bald eagle sound here)
Alaska airlines flight ✈️
Bro come to INDIA “INDIGO AIRLINES” operating more than 1900 flights each day
But they all also have the most old planes compared to others.
Indigo should be somewhere
I wish American operated the a350, a330 (retired) and more.
Indigo 😅
How many planes are there in X-plane 12?
Can you try philippines airlines
I thought it would be Qantas
I'm a eagle 🦅🦅🦅🦅🦅🦅🦅🦅🦅🦅🦅🦅🦅🦅🦅
FedEx used to have 720 airplanes💀💀💀💀
I thought it was delta in first
America somehow manages to destroy other countries in random stats like this and i love it
Lufthansa needs to be at the number NEIN
Big polution😢
America rules in plane amounts
I thought Ryanair would be somewhere...
He forgot to talk about how the smallest international airline is global airlines with one plane
Bc it’s new