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The below represents the latest status of BA's fleet:
Bold Reg indicates aircraft has been fitted with Club Suite = 76 / 118 Aircraft (64%)
* Indicates aircraft in oneworld livery
^ Indicates aircraft in BEA livery
" Indicates aircraft with new Short-Haul Interior


ACTIVE FLEET (260):

LONDON CITY AIRPORT (18):

E190 Fleet

Active (18): G-LCAB / G-LCAC / G-LCAD / G-LCAF / G-LCAG / G-LCAH / G-LCYJ / G-LCYK / G-LCYL / G-LCYN / G-LCYO / G-LCYP / G-LCYR / G-LCYS / G-LCYT / G-LCYU / G-LCYV / G-LCYZ



LONDON GATWICK
(31):

A320CEO Fleet

Active (10): G-GATH / G-GATJ / G-GATK / G-GATL / G-GATM / G-GATP / G-GATR / G-GATS / G-GATU / G-MIDO

A321CEO Fleet

Active (9): G-EUXC / G-EUXD / G-EUXE / G-EUXF / G-EUXG / G-EUXH / G-EUXK / G-EUXL / G-EUXM

B777-200ER Fleet

Club World
Active (6):
G-VIIO / G-VIIP / G-VIIR / G-VIIT / G-VIIU / G-VIIX



Club World
Active (6):
G-YMMA / G-YMMB / G-YMMC / G-YMMD / G-YMME* / G-YMMF*





LONDON HEATHROW FLEET
(214):

A319 Fleet

Active (24): G-DBCA / G-DBCB / G-DBCC / G-DBCE / G-DBCG / G-DBCH / G-DBCJ / G-DBCK / G-EUOA / G-EUOE / G-EUOF / G-EUOG / G-EUPD / G-EUPG / G-EUPJ^ / G-EUPK / G-EUPN / G-EUPO / G-EUPP / G-EUPR / G-EUPU / G-EUPW / G-EUPY / G-EUPZ

A320CEO Fleet

Active (50): G-EUUA / G-EUUB / G-EUUC / G-EUUD / G-EUUE / G-EUUF / G-EUUG / G-EUUH / G-EUUI / G-EUUJ / G-EUUK / G-EUUL / G-EUUN / G-EUUO / G-EUUP / G-EUUR / G-EUUS / G-EUUT / G-EUUU / G-EUUV / G-EUUW / G-EUUX / G-EUUY / G-EUUZ / G-EUYA / / G-EUYC / G-EUYD / G-EUYE / G-EUYF / G-EUYG / G-EUYH / G-EUYI / G-EUYJ / G-EUYK / G-EUYL / G-EUYM / G-EUYN / G-EUYO / G-EUYP* / G-EUYR* / G-EUYS* / G-EUYT / G-EUYU / G-EUYV / G-EUYW / G-EUYX / G-EUYY / G-MIDT / G-TTOB / G-TTOE

A320NEO Fleet

Active (23): G-TTNA / G-TTNB / G-TTNC / G-TTND / G-TTNF / G-TTNG / G-TTNI / G-TTNJ / G-TTNK / G-TTNL / G-TTNN / G-TTNO / G-TTNP / G-TTNR / G-TTNS / G-TTNT / G-TTNU / G-TTNV" / G-TTNW" / G-TTNX" / G-TTNY" / G-TTNZ" / G-TTSA"

A321NEO Fleet

Active (13): G-NEOP / G-NEOR / G-NEOT / G-NEOU / G-NEOV / G-NEOW / G-NEOX / G-NEOY / G-NEOZ / G-TNEA / G-TNEB / G-TNEE

B787-8 Fleet

Club Suite
Active (2): G-ZBJA / G-ZBJB




Club World
Active (7):
G-ZBJC / G-ZBJF / G-ZBJG / G-ZBJH / G-ZBJJ / G-ZBJK / G=ZBJM



B787-9 Fleet

Club World
Active (15):
G-ZBKA / G-ZBKB / G-ZBKC / G-ZBKD / G-ZBKE / G-ZBKF / G-ZBKG / G-ZBKH / G-ZBKI / G-ZBKK / G-ZBKL / G-ZBKN / G-ZBKP / G-ZBKR ​​​​​/ G-ZBKS



B787-10 Fleet

Club Suite
Active (10):
G-ZBLA / G-ZBLB / G-ZBLC / G-ZBLE / G-ZBLF / G-ZBLG / G-ZBLH / G-ZBLI / G-ZBLJ / G-ZBLK



B777-200ER Fleet

Club Suite
Active (13): G-RAES / G-VIIA / G-VIIB / G-VIID / G-VIIE / G-VIIG / G-VIIH / G-VIIJ / G-VIIK / G-VIIL / G-VIIM / G-VIIN / G-VIIS




Club Suite
Active (11): G-YMMG / G-YMMH / G-YMMI / G-YMMJ / G-YMMK / G-YMMN / G-YMMO / G-YMMP / G-YMMR* / G-YMMT* / G-YMMU*





Club World
Active (2):
G-VIIW / G-VIIY



B777-300ER Fleet

Club Suite
Active (15): G-STBA / G-STBB / G-STBC / G-STBD / G-STBF / G-STBG / G-STBH / G-STBI / G-STBJ / G-STBK / G-STBL / G-STBM / G-STBN / G-STBO / G-STBP




A350-1000 Fleet

Club Suite
Active (17): G-XWBA / G-XWBB / G-XWBC / G-XWBD / G-XWBE / G-XWBF / G-XWBH / G-XWBI / G-XWBJ / G-XWBK / G-XWBL / G-XWBM / G-XWBN / G-XWBO / G-XWBP / G-XWBR / G-XWBS




A380 Fleet

Club World
Active (10): G-XLEB / G-XLEC / G-XLED / G-XLEF / G-XLEG / G-XLEH / G-XLEI / G-XLEJ / G-XLEK / G-XLEL





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INACTIVE / STORED FLEET (30):

ABU DHABI(2):

A319CEO Fleet
Maintenance (1):
G-EUPS

B787-9 Fleet
Maintenance (1):
G-ZBKJ

BIRMINGHAM(2):

A319CEO Fleet
Maintenance (1):
G-DBCD

A321CEO Fleet
Maintenance (1):
G-EUXI

CARDIFF (4):

B787-8 Fleet
Maintenance (1):
G-ZBJE

B777-200ER Fleet
Maintenance (3): G-VIIV
/ G-YMML / G-YMMS

DUBLIN (1):

A319CEO Fleet
Maintenance (1):
G-DBCF

EXETER (2):

E190 Fleet
Maintenance (2):
G-LCAE / G-LCYM

GLASGOW (4):

A320CEO Fleet
Maintenance (2):
G-EUYB / G-GATN

A320NEO
Maintenance (2):
G-TTNE / G-TTNH

LONDON GATWICK (2):

A320CEO Fleet
Maintenance (1):
G-MEDK

LONDON HEATHROW (10):

A320NEO Fleet
Maintenance (1):
G-TTNM

A321NEO Fleet
Maintenance (1):
G-TNED

B787-8 Fleet
Maintenance (2):
G-ZBJD / G-ZBJI

B787-9 Fleet
RR Engine Issues / Maintenance (2):
G-ZBKM / G-ZBKO

B787-10 Fleet
RR Engine Issues (1): G-ZBLD

B777-200ER Fleet
Maintenance (2): G-VIIC / G-VIIF

B777-300ER Fleet

Maintenance (1): G-STBE

A350-1000 Fleet
Maintenance (1): G-XWBG

A380 Fleet
Maintenance (1):
G-XLEE

MADRID (2):

A320CEO Fleet
Maintenance (1):
G-EUUM

A321CEO Fleet
Maintenance (1):
G-EUXJ

MANILA (1):

A380 Fleet
Maintenance (1):
G-XLEA

MALTA (1):

A321NEO Fleet
Maintenance (1):
G-NEOS

PRESTWICK (1):

A321NEO Fleet
WIFI Installation (1):
G-TNEC




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Old Jan 23, 2022 | 9:17 am
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BA Fleet Status [2022-2024]

I realise there are a ton of BA fleet topics scattered around the forum, but I thought a dedicated thread on where BA's fleet are currently located and whether they are active or stored might be of interest to some on here, at least until the majority of the fleet is back in service.

I will create a wiki at the top of this thread so aircraft movements can be tracked and would encourage people to edit it as they note updates (there are a lot of movements in the short-haul fleet between LHR-LGW at present as they try to rotate aircraft), while BCN is the latest storage airport being used by BA for the next few months.

To help keep the thread active and up to date please find related links:
BA Fleet Deliveries & Retirements https://www.flyertalk.com/forum/brit...tirements.html
Boeing 777 Club Suites: Route Info and updates https://www.flyertalk.com/forum/brit...o-updates.html

Prospero - If you wish I am happy to collaborate on breaking out each fleet into the sub-types and we can add pictures from some of your other threads, but opted to try and keep it simple initially and get feedback on how people would like it to be displayed.

Hopefully some find this thread useful!

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Old Jan 23, 2022 | 10:06 am
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LEC is due back from TEV on Tuesday.
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Old Jan 23, 2022 | 10:27 am
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Probably not exactly what you are trying to do, but I have some info on aircraft last seen/last flights on https://speedbird.online/fleet.php
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Old Jan 23, 2022 | 10:33 am
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Originally Posted by LCY8737
Probably not exactly what you are trying to do, but I have some info on aircraft last seen/last flights on https://speedbird.online/fleet.php
Many thanks LCY8737 - this is a fantastic resource you are maintaining!
It will definitely help with looking at last flights of the stored aircraft!

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Old Jan 23, 2022 | 10:41 am
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Pilot37 and I have been updating the A380 wikipost from time to time: BA 388 locations and maintenance movements. I usually check the last flight via flightaware.com - but then I am mostly just looking to see whether the stored/maintenance aircraft have moved since I last looked.
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Old Jan 24, 2022 | 12:45 pm
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As we predicted elsewhere, VIIW should depart TEV on Friday leaving no current BA aircraft there.
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Old Jan 26, 2022 | 7:55 am
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Originally Posted by Airprox
LEC is due back from TEV on Tuesday.
G-XLEC is indeed now on it's way back to LHR - there was an RTO (not sure if a test or a problem) yesterday at TEV, but she has made it out 420 days after her last flight. I would assume, like G-XLEB, she will be flown at under 30K due to the gear remaining down for the journey back to LHR?

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Originally Posted by Pilot37
G-XLEC is indeed now on it's way back to LHR - there was an RTO (not sure if a test or a problem) yesterday at TEV, but she has made it out 420 days after her last flight. I would assume, like G-XLEB, she will be flown at under 30K due to the gear remaining down for the journey back to LHR?
She's at 28,000 feet (I assume it's actually FL280) and a ground speed of about 340 knots.
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Originally Posted by Pilot37
G-XLEC is indeed now on it's way back to LHR - there was an RTO (not sure if a test or a problem) yesterday at TEV, but she has made it out 420 days after her last flight. I would assume, like G-XLEB, she will be flown at under 30K due to the gear remaining down for the journey back to LHR?

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She's at 28,000 feet (I assume it's actually FL280) and a ground speed of about 340 knots.
Yes, gear down like the others as far as I am aware.
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Old Jan 28, 2022 | 7:51 am
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Originally Posted by Airprox
As we predicted elsewhere, VIIW should depart TEV on Friday leaving no current BA aircraft there.
G-VIIW has indeed just left TEV bound for AUH as BA9174, so no more BA aircraft at TEV but still a bit to go before the majority of the fleet is back in service!

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Old Jan 28, 2022 | 8:27 am
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Originally Posted by Airprox
As we predicted elsewhere, VIIW should depart TEV on Friday leaving no current BA aircraft there.
On it's way to AUH now at 40,000 ft. Out of interest, I note from the thread about the 380s that they fly out of storage at max 28000 then do a gear swing back at base. Why would the 777 not do the same?
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Old Jan 28, 2022 | 9:05 am
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On it's way to AUH now at 40,000 ft. Out of interest, I note from the thread about the 380s that they fly out of storage at max 28000 then do a gear swing back at base. Why would the 777 not do the same?
Because a 777 is not an A380? Totally different aircraft, maintenance procedures etc.
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Old Jan 28, 2022 | 9:26 am
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The number of stored A320 family jets is striking. 66 out of a fleet of 140. Some of these might be in maintenance etc but the point remains.

It shows just how far short haul has to recover.
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Old Jan 28, 2022 | 9:33 am
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Originally Posted by TraumaDoc
The number of stored A320 family jets is striking. 66 out of a fleet of 140. Some of these might be in maintenance etc but the point remains.

It shows just how far short haul has to recover.
To be fair it is the quietest time of a normal year, I would imagine that number would be a lot lower if all else were equal and it was August.
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Old Jan 28, 2022 | 9:59 am
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Originally Posted by FamilyOf6
On it's way to AUH now at 40,000 ft. Out of interest, I note from the thread about the 380s that they fly out of storage at max 28000 then do a gear swing back at base. Why would the 777 not do the same?
Somebody with far greater knowledge will be along to advise Im sure, but two opinions:

1) The last flight by G-VIIW was Apr21 vs Dec20 for the A380 - so if the plane cycles the gear within a specific time limit (less then 1yr for example) it is okay. In my view however that time span is still a bit too long - so I wouldnt think this is correct
2) TEV has the ability to perform a gear swing on a B777, but the A380 is just too large and rare an aircraft for them to invest in the jacks necessary for such a large operation - so BA flies the plane with the gear down and does it back at base.
3) Some completely other reason!

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