The fleet plan in the presentation at today's Capital Markets Day now only goes up to 2022. last year it went up to 2023. It's difficult to tell what BA's fleet will look like in the future as the entire group is lumped into one figure but one thing I have noticed is that the 747 retirement plan has changed slightly.
At last year's CMD they said there'd be 27 747s in the fleet at the end of 2020. They're now saying 25 and 2022 has gone down from 13 to 12. They're still saying 2024 for the final aircraft to leave the fleet though.
The Embraer numbers have completely changed as well. I'm wondering if it's worth keeping the projected figures for Heathrow and Gatwick separate in the wiki as, as far as I can tell, it's impossible to work out.
Here are the group's numbers (for those that aren't aware, the numbers are based on December 31st of each listed year).
