A list of orders, deliveries, and current and previous operators of the Airbus A300 as of June 2025.[1][needs update]

AirlineCountryB1B2B4600Still in
operation		Notes[citation needed]
Aerocóndor Colombia1First South American operator
Aerostan2
AeroUnion73
Afriqiyah Airways2
Air Afrique44Ceased operations in 2002
Air Algérie12A300B1 leased from Trans European Airways
A300B4 leased from Lufthansa
Air Atlanta Icelandic9
Air France1114Launch customer of the A300
Air Hong Kong113
Air India5
Air Inter166Merged into Air France in 1997
Air Jamaica8
Air Maldives2
Air Stork1
Alitalia212
AMS Airlines5
American Airlines35
Apollo Airlines3Ceased operations in 1996
ASL Airlines Ireland178
CEIBA Intercontinental1Operated by MNG Airlines
China Airlines614
China Eastern Airlines13
China Northern Airlines8Merged into China Southern Airlines in 2004
CityBird2Ceased operations in 2001
Continental Airlines23
Conair of Scandinavia3Merged with Scanair to form Premiair in 1994
Cruzeiro do Sul2
Eastern Air Lines232Ceased operations in 1991
First U.S. operator
Easy Charter11
Egyptair1012
Egyptair Cargo22
Emirates16A300B4 leased from Pakistan International Airlines
Etihad Airways3Leased from Air Atlanta Icelandic
European Air Transport191Merged into European Air Transport Leipzig in 2010
European Air Transport Leipzig24
FedEx Express71Largest A300 operator
Finnair2
Galaxy Airlines2Ceased operations in 2008
Garuda Indonesia913
Georgian Star International3Ceased operations in 2015
Geo Fly Airways1
Global Air Transport1Leased from Air Stork
Global Jet UAE2
GrandAir5
Hapag-Lloyd Flug91A300-600 leased from Lufthansa
Iberia9
Indian Airlines104
Iran Air864
Iran Airtour25
Iraqi Airways1
Japan Air System9822Merged with Japan Airlines in 2006
Korean Air1030
Kuwait Airways28
Laker Airways3Ceased operations in 1982
LaTur2Ceased operations in 1991
Lufthansa6515
Mahan Air3515
Malaysia Airlines61A300-600 leased from Air Atlanta Icelandic
Maximus Air5
Meraj Airlines2
Merpati Nusantara Airlines1Leased from Kuwait Airways
Middle East Airlines11
Midex Airlines6
MNG Airlines138
Moalem Aviation3
Monarch Airlines4
MyCargo Airlines1Operated by ACT Airlines
Olympic Airlines6
Onur Air248
Pakistan International Airlines13
Pan Am13Ceased operations in 1991
Pan Am (1996-1998)8Merged with Carnival Air Lines in 1998
Philippine Airlines13
Qantas4acquired with Australian Airlines in 1993[2]
Qatar Airways16
Qeshm Air15A300B4 leased from Onur Air
Saudi Arabian Airlines21322Several aircraft leased from various airlines
Scanair3Sold to Conair of Scandinavia
Scandinavian Airlines31
Sempati Air4
Sigma Airlines1
Silk Road Cargo Business1
Singapore Airlines8
Solinair12
South African Airways45
Sudan Airways56
TACA International Airlines5Operated by JHM Airlines Cargo
TAESA Lineas Aéreas2
Thai Airways International1421
The Cargo Airlines3
TMA Cargo1Ceased operations in 2014
TNT Airways4
Tradewinds Airlines11Rebranded as Sky Lease Cargo in 2009
Trans Australia Airlines6Merged into Qantas in 1993
Trans European Airways11Sole commercial operator of the A300B1
Transcarga International Airways4
Tristar Air1
Tunisair34
Unique Air2
Uni-Top Airlines7Ceased operations in 2019
UPS Airlines53
Uzbekistan Airways2Leased from Korean Air
Varig2
VASP3Ceased operations in 2005
Viasa4
Vietnam Airlines21

Data of planes that are still in operation through August 2024.

See also

References

  1. ^ "Orders & Deliveries". Airbus. 30 June 2021. Archived 10 February 2019 at the Wayback Machine. Retrieved 9 July 2021.
  2. ^ Additional A300s for Qantas? Australian Aviation issue 94 March 1994 page 17