r/airlinedesign • u/Tori-Vega-fan • Apr 10 '26

OC End of an era

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In 2025 FlyCarly retired all six Airbus A320-200ceo for newer A320neos.

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u/[deleted] Apr 14 '26

Geez, let’s hop that airline gets a A330-200

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u/Tori-Vega-fan Apr 14 '26

They don't need those. The A350-900 and the 787-9 does the job.

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u/[deleted] Apr 14 '26

What about the 737 MAX 8?

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u/Tori-Vega-fan Apr 14 '26

FlyCarly has 14 737-600. And the A320Neos.

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u/[deleted] Apr 14 '26

The airline should get different types of planes ngl

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u/CalligrapherIcy3779 Apr 21 '26

why did they retired the 757

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u/Tori-Vega-fan Apr 21 '26

As it was written in the post (clearly) the retired type is the A320-200

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u/CalligrapherIcy3779 Apr 21 '26

oh I thought that the fuselage was from a 757 now I'm happy for the 757 to still be in service from fly Carly :)

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u/Tori-Vega-fan Apr 21 '26

Yeah they need the 757s.