What airliners are you most likely to find parked? Ascend Fleets data for January 2015 reveals the types with the most non-active examples.
1. Boeing 737 Classic (passenger version)
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Parked 324
In service 741
Of the 1,065 examples of Boeing’s Classic narrowbody in existence, just under a third are in storage
2. Bombardier CRJ regional jet (passenger version)
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Parked 252
In service 599
The former Canadair 50-seater was once ubiquitous. No more. Almost 30% of the fleet is parked
3. Boeing MD-80 (passenger version)
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Parked 209
In service 452
Over 31% of the fleet of the ageing former McDonnell Douglas twinjets are idle
4. Boeing 757 (passenger version)
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Parked 165
In service 504
There is talk of Boeing coming up with a replacement for its popular long-haul single-aisle type
5. Airbus A320
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Parked 143
In service 3.432
It comes in fifth but only 4% of the most popular variant of Toulouse’s narrowbody family are parked
6. Embraer ERJ-145
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Parked 112
In service 562
Although 112 of the Brazilian regional jet are parked, many more remain in service
7. Boeing 767 (passenger version)
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Parked 103
In service 601
As the widebody comes to the end of its likely production life, almost 15% of tall 767s are in storage
8. Boeing 747 (freighter)
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Parked 85
In service 271
Almost a quarter of the total fleet of the original jumbo freighter are parked
9. Boeing 737NG
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Parked 81
In service 4,858
A tiny 1.6% of this huge global fleet are currently out of service
10. Boeing 737-200 (passenger version)
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Parked 80
In service 73
Over half of the remaining fleet of 153 of the venerable narrowbody are out of action
Source: Flight International
