List of Boeing 717 operators
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The list of Boeing 717 operators lists both former and current operators of the aircraft.
Current operators
As of January 2025, there are 99 Boeing 717-200 aircraft in service with two airlines.
| Airline | Country | Photo | Status | Notes | Ref |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Delta Air Lines |  United States |
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80 | Long-term lease from Southwest Airlines. | [1][2] |
| Hawaiian Airlines | United States |
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19 | [3] |
Former operators
| Airline | Country | Photo | Status | Notes | Ref |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Aerolíneas de Baleares |  Spain |
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5 | Rebranded as Quantum Air in 2009 | |
| AirTran Airways | United States |
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88 | Subleased to Delta Air Lines in mid-2013 and remain in service there. | [1][2] |
| American Airlines | United States |
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29 | Taken over from Trans World Airlines and sold to AirTran Airways | |
| Bangkok Airways |  Thailand |
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3 | ||
| Blue1 |  Finland |
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9 | Phased out in 2015; sold to Volotea and Delta Air Lines | [4] |
| Germanwings |  Germany |
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2 | Leased from Aerolíneas de Baleares | |
| Impulse Airlines |  Australia |
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8 | Later acquired by Qantas | |
| Jetstar | Australia |
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14 | Dry-leased from Air Connect | |
| MexicanaClick |  Mexico |
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19 | Ceased operations in 2010. | [5] |
| Midwest Airlines | United States |
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25 | Phased out in November 2009. | [6] |
| Olympic Airlines |  Greece |
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3 | ||
| QantasLink | Australia |
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23 | Phased out in October 2024, one temporarily brought out of retirement until December 2024. | [7] |
| Quantum Air | Spain |
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5 | Ceased operations in 2010. All aircraft transferred to Blue1. | |
| Spanair | Spain |
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4 | All aircraft transferred to Blue1 | |
| Trans World Airlines | United States |
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29 | 50 were ordered; 29 acquired by American Airlines. | |
| Turkmenistan Airlines |  Turkmenistan |
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7 | Phased out in July 2018. Last operator in Asia. | |
| Volotea | Spain |
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19 | Phased out in January 2021 and replaced by Airbus A319-100s | [8] |