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Virgin Atlantic (IATA: VS / ICAO: VIR) is an airline headquartered in Crawley, United Kingdom founded in 1984 currently operating a fleet of 43 aircraft with an average age of 7.08 years.
Learn about the features and specifications of Virgin Australia's fleet of 94 aircraft, including Boeing 737-800, Boeing 737-700, Airbus A320 and Fokker 100. See seat maps and technical information for each aircraft type.
Learn about the history and current composition of Virgin Atlantic's fleet of wide-body aircraft from Airbus and Boeing. See the gallery of past and present models, orders, and retirements.
In 2018 we flew the first ever commercial flight using LanzaTech’s sustainable aviation fuel. And now we operate one of the youngest and cleanest fleets in the sky. Find out more about climate action. Find out more about the Virgin Atlantic fleet and discover our current and forthcoming aircraft, as well as seating map and layout.
Virgin Atlantic fleet details. Fleet. Graph. PDF. Photos. Fleet age. Flight log. Download. For more details about an aircraft category, click on the corresponding number in the table below. The 'Parked' status corresponds to planes which have not flown for 20 days but of which we have no information that they have left the operator's fleet.
- Virgin
- United Kingdom
- VS VIR
- 1984
Learn about the new Airbus A350-1000 aircraft that Virgin Atlantic uses for its long-haul flights. Discover the design, comfort, entertainment and social spaces of each cabin, and see the names and photos of the aircraft.
The A330-300 joined the Virgin Atlantic family in April 2011. At 63.69 metres long with a wingspan of 60.3 metres, it's the largest of the twin engine A330's! We have 10 of these beauties in our fleet:
