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List of Boeing 787 operators

The following is a list of commercial operators of the Boeing 787 Dreamliner.

Airline operators

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In June 2024 there were 1116 Boeing 787 aircraft in airline service, comprising 397 787-8s, 621 787-9s and 98 787-10s.[1] The largest operators at that time were All Nippon Airways (82), United Airlines (71), American Airlines (59), Qatar Airways (47), Japan Airlines (46), Etihad Airways (40), Hainan Airlines (38), Air Canada (38), British Airways (37), Ethiopian Airlines (29), Air India (27), and other airlines operating fewer numbers of the type.[1]

Legend Notes
* Current
* Former
Orders
Airline Country First commercial service Photo 787-8 787-9 787-10 GE RR Total in service Notes
Aeroméxico   Mexico September 24, 2013[2]   8 12 * 20
Air Astana   Kazakhstan 3 * — To be delivered by 2025
Air Austral   Réunion June 10, 2016[3]   2 * 2
Air Canada   Canada May 23, 2014[4]   8 31 18 * 39
Air China   China May 26, 2016[5]   14 * 14
Air Europa   Spain April 1, 2016[6]   11 14 * 25
Air France   France January 9, 2017[7]   10 * 10
Air India   India September 19, 2012[8]   27 7 * 34
Air Japan   Japan February 1, 2024 2 * 2
Air New Zealand   New Zealand August 9, 2014[9]   14 6 6 14 14 Launch customer of 787-9
Air Niugini   Papua New Guinea 2 * — To be delivered by 2026
Air Premia   South Korea March 31, 2021[10]   5 * 5
Air Tahiti Nui   French Polynesia November 1, 2018   4 * 4
Air Tanzania   Tanzania July 29, 2018[11]   2 1 * 2
All Nippon Airways   Japan October 26, 2011[12]   36 42 5 3 76 83 Launch customer of 787-8. The largest operator of Boeing B787.
American Airlines   United States May 7, 2015[13]   37 22 * 59 Largest 787-8 operator
Arik Air   Nigeria 9 —
Arke   Netherlands June 8, 2014[14]   3 * — Rebranded to TUI fly Netherlands in 2015
Austrian Airlines   Austria June 17, 2024 2 * 2
Avianca   Colombia January 16, 2015[15]   16 1 * 16 787-9 never entered service.
Azerbaijan Airlines   Azerbaijan March 1, 2015[16]   2 * 2
Bamboo Airways   Vietnam January 1, 2020[citation needed]   3 * —
Biman Bangladesh Airlines   Bangladesh September 5, 2018[17]   4 2 * 6
British Airways   United Kingdom August 9, 2013[18]   12 18 7 * 37
China Airlines   Taiwan 18 6 * — To be delivered by 2025[19]
China Eastern Airlines   China November 1, 2018   6 * 6
China Southern Airlines   China June 7, 2013[20]   10 17 * 27
Donghai Airlines   China 5
EgyptAir   Egypt March 31, 2019[21]   7 * 7
El Al   Israel August 23, 2017   4 12 * 16
Emirates[22]   United Arab Emirates 20 15 — To be delivered by 2025
Ethiopian Airlines   Ethiopia August 16, 2012[23]   19 10 19 10 29
Etihad Airways   United Arab Emirates February 1, 2015[24]   33 10 * 43
EVA Air   Taiwan November 1, 2018[25]   4 10 * 14
Flydubai   United Arab Emirates 30 — To be delivered by 2026
Ghana Airways   Ghana 3 —
Gulf Air   Bahrain June 15, 2018[26]   10 * 10
Hainan Airlines   China July 8, 2013[27]   10 28 * 38
Hawaiian Airlines   United States April 15, 2024 2 * 2
Iraqi Airways   Iraq June 22, 2023 2 3 * 2
Japan Airlines   Japan April 22, 2012[28]   23 22 * 46
Jetairfly   Belgium December 8, 2013[29]   1 * — Rebranded to TUI fly Belgium in 2016
Jetstar   Australia November 13, 2013[30]   11 * 11
Juneyao Airlines   China October 25, 2018[31]   7 * 7
Kenya Airways   Kenya June 4, 2014[32]   9 * 9
KLM   Netherlands November 23, 2015[33]   13 10 * 23
Korean Air   South Korea March 7, 2017[34]   1 14 1 * 12 787-8 is in BBJ configuration
LAN Airlines   Chile October 1, 2012[35]   10 10 * — Rebranded to LATAM Chile in 2016
LATAM Brasil   Brazil September 21, 2021   1 * 1
LATAM Chile   Chile May 5, 2016   10 24 * 34
LOT Polish Airlines   Poland December 14, 2012[36]   8 7 * 15
Lufthansa   Germany August 29, 2022[citation needed]   5 * 5
Maldivian   Maldives
2
MIAT Mongolian Airlines   Mongolia August 10, 2023   2 * 2
Neos   Italy December 25, 2017[37]   6 * 6
Norse Atlantic Airways   Norway June 14, 2022   12 * 12
Norse Atlantic UK   United Kingdom March 23, 2023   6 * 6
Norwegian Air Sweden   Sweden April 10, 2019 3 * —
Norwegian Air UK   United Kingdom July 20, 2016   24 * — Ceased operations in 2021
Norwegian Long Haul   Norway May 29, 2015   8 13 * — Ceased operations in 2021
Okay Airways   China 5 —
Oman Air   Oman October 17, 2015[38]   2 7 * 9
Qantas   Australia December 25, 2017[39]   14 8 * 14
Qatar Airways   Qatar November 20, 2012[40]   30 17 * 47
Riyadh Air   Saudi Arabia   39 * —
Royal Air Maroc   Morocco January 20, 2015[41]   5 4 * 9
Royal Brunei Airlines   Brunei October 18, 2013[42]   5 4 * 5
Royal Jordanian   Jordan September 1, 2014[43]   7 6 * 7
Ruili Airlines   China 6 —
Saudia   Saudi Arabia March 11, 2016[44]   13 8 * 21
Scoot   Singapore February 5, 2015[45]   10 10 * 20
Shanghai Airlines   China October 1, 2018   7 * 7
Singapore Airlines   Singapore May 3, 2018[46]   26 * 26 Launch customer of 787-10
Largest 787-10 operator

Operates the 1000th 787 Dreamliner (9V-SCP)

Suparna Airlines   China December 15, 2018[47] 1 2 * — 787-8 transferred to Hainan Airlines
One 787-9 transferred to MIAT Mongolian Airlines
TAAG Angola Airlines   Angola 2 2
Thai Airways International   Thailand July 25, 2014[48]   6 2 49 8 8 One 787-9 to be transferred from Bamboo Airways. The order for 45 new 787-9 aircraft was officially confirmed on 20 February 2024[49] Three aircraft were leased from AerCap[50] With additional order options. Once all planes are delivered, Thai Airways will be the largest operator of Boeing B787 in Southeast Asia.
TUI Airways   United Kingdom July 8, 2013[51]   8 5 * 13
TUI fly Belgium[a]   Belgium October 19, 2016   2 * 2
TUI fly Netherlands[b]   Netherlands October 1, 2015   3 * 3
TUI fly Nordic   Sweden September 21, 2021   1 * 1
Turkish Airlines   Turkey July 8, 2019[52]   22 * 22
United Airlines   United States November 4, 2012[53][54]   12 38 21 * 71
Uzbekistan Airways   Uzbekistan September 5, 2016[55]   7 * 7
Vietnam Airlines   Vietnam August 4, 2015[56]   11 4 * 15
Virgin Atlantic   United Kingdom October 28, 2014[57]   17 * 17
Vistara   India February 29, 2020[58]   7 * — Merged with Air India
WestJet   Canada April 28, 2019[59]   7 * 7
XiamenAir   China September 3, 2014[60]   6 6 * 12
Zipair Tokyo   Japan October 16, 2020[citation needed]   8 * 8

*Data as of December 2023

See also

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Notes

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  1. ^ TUI fly Belgium was known as Jetairfly when they first introduced the Boeing 787 into commercial service.
  2. ^ TUI fly Netherlands was known as Arkefly when they first introduced the Boeing 787 into commercial service.

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