Fleet modernization is a critical process for any airline. When done correctly, it allows operators to maintain flight schedules while still maintaining their flight schedule. This process ensures that older, less efficient aircraft are phased out to make room for newer, more fuel efficient jets that often provide passenger and crew experience improvements as well. In the past several years, many iconic aircraft of yesterday have been permanently grounded as next-generation airliners become more available.
TUIfly
is one example of an airline updating its fleet. The carrier, which operates several variants of short and medium-haul aircraft, has been modernizing its fleet with the introduction of the Boeing 737 MAX 8 and Boeing 787-8/-9 Dreamliner. These next-generation jets boast improved fuel efficiency and passenger experience, but have pushed older aircraft to retirement. As a result, TUI’s last Boeing 767
made its final flight to Pinal Airpark…
