Boeing 727-200
Narrow-body jet
- Airframes in US fleets
- 5
- 64th-most common US type
- US operators
- 2
- In service
- 5
- Average age
- 19.9 yr
Who flies the Boeing 727-200
Two questions in one table. Airframes is what each carrier reported owning in its US DOT fleet filing; seats flown is how much of the type it actually operated. They can rank differently, and the gap is the interesting part.
| Operator | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Gulf And Caribbean CargoGFQ | 3 | — | — | 18.0 yr |
| USA Jet AirlinesU7 | 2 | — | — | 22.7 yr |
Airframes are the latest Form 41 filing; seats flown and share are US DOT T-100 for the type's most-flown operators — a dash means a carrier isn't among them (a freighter operator, or one that flies fewer).
How old is the US Boeing 727-200 fleet?
Age is measured from each airframe's delivery date — the FAA airworthiness date where available, otherwise the manufacturer's. Bars share a fixed scale across every fleet page, so two carriers can be compared directly.
How common is the Boeing 727-200?
The Boeing 727-200 makes up 0.1% of all tracked US airline aircraft — the 64th-most common type in service.
Share of all tracked US airline aircraft · top 12 types shown · 118 others hold the remaining 37.6% · Boeing 727-200 is the ringed slice at 0.1%
- 1
872 aircraft
10.0%
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- 2
708 aircraft
8.1%
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- 3
526 aircraft
6.1%
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- 4
481 aircraft
5.5%
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- 5
470 aircraft
5.4%
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Boeing 727-200#64 · this type
5 aircraft
0.1%
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Frequently asked
How many Boeing 727-200 are in US airline fleets?
US carriers operate about 5 Boeing 727-200 aircraft across 2 airlines, 5 of them in service.
Which airline operates the most Boeing 727-200?
Gulf And Caribbean Cargo operates the largest US Boeing 727-200 fleet, with about 3 aircraft.
How old is the average Boeing 727-200?
The US Boeing 727-200 fleet averages about 19.9 yr.
How common is the Boeing 727-200 in US fleets?
The Boeing 727-200 is the 64th-most common aircraft type in tracked US airline fleets, by number of aircraft.