Easyjet

Operator Profile


Contents

  1. Key Facts
  2. History
  3. Aircraft
    1. Current Aircraft Inventory
    2. All-Time Aircraft Used List
    3. Fleet List
  4. Markings
  5. Main Bases
  6. More Information
    1. Books
    2. Magazines
    3. Websites
 

Key Facts
Official Name easyjet Airline Company Limited
Country United Kingdom
Headquarters H89, Luton Airport
Date Established 18 October 1995
Current Status Active
Date Ceased Not Applicable
IATA Code ICAO Code Callsign
U2 EZY EASY

History

Text text text text text text text text text Military, Civil, Dual Use
Status – Operational, Care & Maintenance, Abandoned, Returned to Fields, Built Over
Category – Public Airport, Air Base, Airfield, Landing Strip etc
History Google Maps link Last Updated Use – Military, Civil, Dual Use
Status – Operational, Care & Maintenance, Abandoned, Returned to Fields, Built Over
Category – Public Airport, Air Base, Airfield, Landing Strip etc
History Google Maps link Last Updated

Use – Military, Civil, Dual Use Status – Operational, Care & Maintenance, Abandoned,
Returned to Fields, Built Over Category – Public Airport, Air Base, Airfield, Landing Strip
etc History Google Maps link Last Updated Use – Military, Civil, Dual Use Status – Operational, Care & Maintenance,
Abandoned, Returned to Fields, Built Over Category – Public Airport, Air Base, Airfield, Landing Strip etc
History Google Maps link Last Updated

Use – Military, Civil, Dual Use
Status – Operational, Care & Maintenance, Abandoned, Returned to Fields, Built Over
Category – Public Airport, Air Base, Airfield, Landing Strip etc History Google Maps link
Last Updated Use – Military, Civil, Dual Use
Status – Operational, Care & Maintenance, Abandoned, Returned to Fields, Built Over
Category – Public Airport, Air Base, Airfield, Landing Strip etc
History Google Maps link Last Updated

Aircraft

Current Aircraft Inventory

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Aircraft Type Total Now On Order
Airbus A319-100 133 53
Airbus A320-200 20 10
Airbus A321-200 4 2
Boeing 737-700 17 0

All-Time Aircraft Used List

Click on aircraft type for more details

Aircraft Type Quantity Service Entry Retirement Origin
Airbus A319-100 133 2003 current International
Airbus A320-200 20 2008 current International
Airbus A321-200 4 2008 current International
Boeing 737-300 48 1995 2006 USA
Boeing 737-700 73 2000 current USA

Fleet List

Details of all aircraft used

Markings

Text about the changes in aircraft livery over time. Basic livery is white and orange. Some early aircraft had lime green instead of orange livery. Change from phone number to website URL for fuselage titles. ‘www.’ later dropped from title.

Boeing 737-3Y0 G-EZYA seen at Schiphol in
1998. (photo, George Polfliet)		 Airbus A320-214 G-EZTF seen at Luqa in
October 2009. (photo, Peter Tonna)

Main Bases

EasyJet currently serves 103 destinations in 27 countries throught Europe and North Africa. It’s home base is Luton Airport. The largest base is Gatwick Airport, London. Other bases comprise Basel, Belfast, Geneva, Liverpool, Manchester, Newcastle, Milan-Malpensa.

More Information

Books

Easyjet: The Story of Britain’s Biggest Low-cost Airline by Lois Jones (Aurum Press, 2007)

Magazines

Feature articles in airline enthusiast magazines.

Websites

easyjet.com

wikipedia: easyjet

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categories Commercial, Home | | Posted datetime 24 April 2010 11:06 am | Last Updated 25 December 2010 10:36 am |

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