American Airlines: Current

Current

American Airlines had an average fleet age of 14.5 years in August 2010.^[83] American Airlines operates an all-Boeing fleet (including aircraft produced by McDonnell Douglas before it merged with Boeing in 1997), one of only two legacy carriers which have such a fleet, the other being Continental Airlines.^[84] Below is the current fleet of operating aircraft:^[85]

**American Airlines fleet**
Aircraft	In service	Orders	Passengers				IFE	Introduction	Notes
Aircraft	In service	Orders	F	J	Y	Total	IFE	Introduction	Notes
Boeing 737–800	153	54^[86]	0	16	Old: 132 New: 148	Old: 148 New: 160	Old: Overhead monitors, audio system New: LCD overhead monitors, audio system Select aircraft: Go-Go Inflight Internet	1999	Aircraft in the new configuration have AC power outlets underneath the seats in all rows.^[87] Aircraft in the old configuration have DC power underneath the seats in select rows.^[88] All 737–800 aircraft will be receiving the new cabin configuration. N951AA is a retro jet.
Boeing 757–200	Domestic: 106 Int'l: 18	—	0	Domestic: 22 Int'l: 16	166	Domestic: 188 Int'l: 182	All aircraft: Overhead monitors, audio system Business Class in International Configuration: AVOD	1989	Winglets (All) All in International configuration (75L) have lie-flat seats in Business Class All aircraft have DC power underneath the seats in select rows.^[89]^[90] Oneworld Livery: N174AA N679AN was a former retro jet.
Boeing 767-200ER	15	—	10	30	128	168	All aircraft: Go-Go Inflight Internet, overhead monitors, and audio system First and Business Class: AVOD	1986	These aircraft usually operate the American Flagship Service (AFS) trancontinental routes (New York to/from Los Angeles or San Francisco) but occasionally operates JFK-MIA. All aircraft have DC power underneath the seats in select rows.^[91]
Boeing 767-300ER	58	—	0	30	195	225	All aircraft: Overhead monitors, audio system Business Class: AVOD	1988	Winglets (11);^[92] To be fitted with winglets^[93] Lie-flat seats in Business Class All aircraft have DC power underneath the seats in select rows.^[94] Oneworld livery: N395AN
Boeing 777-200ER	47	7^[95]	16	37	194	247	All aircraft: AVOD (First/Business Class), semi-AVOD (Economy class), overhead monitors, audio system	1999	Flat bed seats in First Class Lie-flat seats in Business Class All aircraft have DC power underneath the seats in select rows.^[96] Oneworld livery: N791AN and N796AN Special Livery: Pink Ribbon (N759AN)
Boeing 777-300ER	—	6^[97]	TBA				TBA	2012	TBA
Boeing 787–9	—	42 and 58 options	TBA				TBA	TBA(Estimated 2014)^[98]	Although it has not yet placed a firm order, the Airline has purchase rights for 42 aircraft and options for 58 more.^[98]
McDonnell Douglas MD-82	137	—	0	16	124	140	Select aircraft: Go-Go Inflight Internet	1983	Largest operator of the MD-82 All aircraft have DC power underneath the seats in select rows.^[99] Oldest being replaced by: Boeing 737–800
McDonnell Douglas MD-83	88	—	0	16	124	140	Select aircraft: Go-Go Inflight Internet	1987	Largest operator of the MD-83 All aircraft have DC power underneath the seats in select rows.^[99] Oldest being replaced by: Boeing 737–800
Total	622	106

^{*Aircell Internet Broadband access is available on all Boeing 767–200 aircraft and on select McDonnell Douglas MD-80 and Boeing 737–800 aircraft.^[100]} ^{Note that on two-class domestic flights (including flights to Hawaii), the highest premium class is branded as First Class, while on flights to the Caribbean, Canada, Mexico, and Central America, it is referred to as Business Class.}