List of Boeing 787 operators

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

Airline operators

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Airline Country First commercial service Photo 787-8
[citation needed]		 787-9
[citation needed]		 787-10
[citation needed]		 Total in service Notes
Aeroméxico  Mexico September 24, 2013
[citation needed]		 8 14 22
Air Austral Réunion June 10, 2016[1] 2 2
Air Canada  Canada May 23, 2014[2] 8 32 40
Air China  China May 26, 2016[3] 14 14
Air Europa  Spain April 1, 2016[4] 11 15 26
Air France  France January 9, 2017[5] 10 10
Air India  India September 19, 2012[6] 26 7[7] 33 One Boeing 787-8 (VT-ANB) written off after crashing as Air India Flight 171.[8]
Air New Zealand  New Zealand August 9, 2014[9] 14 14 Launch customer of 787-9.[citation needed]
Air Premia  South Korea March 31, 2021[10] 7 7
Air Tahiti Nui  French Polynesia November 1, 2018
[citation needed]		 4 4
Air Tanzania  Tanzania July 29, 2018[11] 3 3
All Nippon Airways  Japan October 26, 2011[12] 34 44 8 86[13] Launch customer of 787-8.[citation needed]
Largest operator overall.
American Airlines  United States May 7, 2015[14] 37 26 63 Largest 787-8 operator.
Austrian Airlines  Austria June 17, 2024
[citation needed]		 2 2
Avianca  Colombia January 16, 2015[15] 16 16
Azerbaijan Airlines  Azerbaijan March 1, 2015[16] 2 2
Biman Bangladesh Airlines  Bangladesh September 5, 2018[17] 4 2 6
British Airways  United Kingdom August 9, 2013[18] 12 18 12 42
China Eastern Airlines  China November 1, 2018
[citation needed]		 4 4
China Southern Airlines  China June 7, 2013[19] 10 19 29
Egyptair  Egypt March 31, 2019[20] 8 8
El Al  Israel August 23, 2017
[citation needed]		 4 13 17
Ethiopian Airlines  Ethiopia August 16, 2012[21] 19 10 29
Etihad Airways  United Arab Emirates February 1, 2015[22] 34 10 44
EVA Air  Taiwan November 1, 2018[23] 7 12 19
Gulf Air  Bahrain June 15, 2018[24] 10 10
Hainan Airlines  China July 8, 2013[25] 10 28 38
Hawaiian Airlines  United States April 15, 2024[26] 4 4 All to be transferred to Alaska Airlines by Spring 2026.[citation needed]
Iraqi Airways  Iraq June 22, 2023
[citation needed]		 2 2
Japan Airlines  Japan April 22, 2012[27] 23 22 45
Jetstar  Australia November 13, 2013[28] 11 11
Juneyao Airlines  China October 25, 2018[29] 9 9
Kenya Airways  Kenya June 4, 2014[30] 9 9
KLM  Netherlands November 23, 2015[31] 13 12 25
Korean Air  South Korea March 7, 2017[32] 1 14 10 25 787-8 is in BBJ configuration.[citation needed]
LATAM Brasil  Brazil September 21, 2021
[citation needed]		 1 1
LATAM Chile  Chile May 5, 2016
[citation needed]		 10 26 36
LOT Polish Airlines  Poland December 14, 2012[33] 8 7 15
Lufthansa  Germany August 29, 2022
[citation needed]		 5 5
MIAT Mongolian Airlines  Mongolia August 10, 2023
[citation needed]		 2 2
Neos  Italy December 25, 2017[34] 6 6
Norse Atlantic Airways  Norway June 14, 2022
[citation needed]		 8 8
Norse Atlantic UK  United Kingdom March 23, 2023
[citation needed]		 4 4
Oman Air  Oman October 17, 2015[35] 1 7 10 One Boeing 787-8 leased to Qatar Airways.[36]
One Boeing 787-9 leased to Riyadh Air.[37]
Qantas  Australia December 25, 2017[38] 14 14
Qatar Airways  Qatar November 20, 2012[39] 31 23 54 130 more Boeing 787s across each variant on order.[40]
Royal Air Maroc  Morocco January 20, 2015[41] 5 6 11
Royal Brunei Airlines  Brunei October 18, 2013[42] 5 5
Royal Jordanian  Jordan September 1, 2014[43] 7 7
Saudia  Saudi Arabia March 11, 2016[44] 13 8 21
Scoot  Singapore February 5, 2015[45] 13 10 23
Shanghai Airlines  China October 1, 2018
[citation needed]		 9 7
Singapore Airlines  Singapore May 3, 2018[46] 26 26 Launch customer and largest operator of 787-10.[citation needed]
Operates the 1000th 787 Dreamliner (9V-SCP).[citation needed]
TAAG Angola Airlines  Angola 1 1 To be delivered by 2025.[47]
Thai Airways International  Thailand July 25, 2014[48] 6 4 10 The order for 45 new 787-9 aircraft was officially confirmed on 20 February 2024[49]
Three aircraft were leased from AerCap with additional order options.[50]
Will be the largest operator of Boeing 787 Dreamliner in Southeast Asia once all planes are delivered.[citation needed]
TUI Airways  United Kingdom July 8, 2013[51] 8 5 13
TUI fly Belgium[a]  Belgium October 19, 2016
[citation needed]		 1 1
TUI fly Netherlands[b]  Netherlands October 1, 2015
[citation needed]		 4 4
TUI fly Nordic  Sweden September 21, 2021
[citation needed]		 1 1
Turkish Airlines  Turkey July 8, 2019[52] 24 24
United Airlines  United States November 4, 2012[53][54] 12 52 21 85[55]
Uzbekistan Airways  Uzbekistan September 5, 2016[56] 7 7 Remaining 787s to be delivered starting 2029.[57]
Vietnam Airlines  Vietnam August 4, 2015[58] 11 6 17
Virgin Atlantic  United Kingdom October 28, 2014[59] 17 17
WestJet  Canada April 28, 2019[60] 7 7
XiamenAir  China September 3, 2014[61] 6 6 12
Zipair Tokyo  Japan October 16, 2020
[citation needed]		 8 8 787-9 deliveries due to begin in 2027.[62]
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Former operators

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Airline Country First commercial service Photo Notes
Air Japan  Japan February 1, 2024[citation needed] Ceased operations on March 28, 2026.[63]
Arke  Netherlands June 8, 2014[64] Rebranded to TUI fly Netherlands in 2015.[citation needed]
Bamboo Airways  Vietnam January 1, 2020[citation needed] 2 were transferred to Austrian Airlines.[65]
Jetairfly  Belgium December 8, 2013[66] Rebranded to TUI fly Belgium in 2016.[citation needed]
LAN Airlines  Chile October 1, 2012[67] Rebranded to LATAM Chile in 2016.[citation needed]
Norwegian Air Sweden  Sweden April 10, 2019[citation needed]
Norwegian Air UK  United Kingdom July 20, 2016[citation needed] Ceased operations in 2021.[citation needed]
Norwegian Long Haul  Norway May 29, 2015[citation needed] Ceased operations in 2021.[citation needed]
Suparna Airlines  China December 15, 2018[68] 787-8 transferred to Hainan Airlines.[citation needed]
One 787-9 transferred to MIAT Mongolian Airlines.[citation needed]
Vistara  India February 29, 2020[69] Merged with Air India.[citation needed]
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See also

Notes

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

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