Starlux Airlines has made a bold statement claiming the award for the world’s youngest fleet. According to their latest press release, Starlux Airlines currently has some of the youngest aircraft in its fleet, averaging just 7.3 years old. This places them ahead of many of the leading airlines, such as Turkish Airlines, Lufthansa and Air Canada, who have an average fleet age of 11.5, 12.5 and 12.5 years respectively.
This news comes as a surprise to many in the industry, as Uganda Airlines recently held the title of having the world’s youngest fleet. They had an average of only 4.2 years on their aircraft, which was considerably younger than any other airline out there. However, with the recent addition of aircraft to their fleet, it appears that Starlux has overtaken Uganda Airlines and the title of having the world’s youngest fleet.
The news is a major breakthrough for Starlux Airlines, as the younger an airline’s fleet is, the more efficient and reliable it is. This means that customers on Starlux can expect a smoother, more pleasant journey than other airlines, as the aircraft will be in better condition and less prone to costly maintenance problems. It’s also likely that Starlux’s fuel efficiency will be higher, as newer aircraft require less fuel to fly.
In terms of safety, Starlux’s young fleet is also seen as a major plus. This is because newer aircraft are designed and built with the latest safety features and technology. As such, Starlux can ensure that their passengers will be as safe as possible when flying with them.
With the world’s youngest fleet, Starlux Airlines is setting itself up to be one of the leading airlines in the industry. Their commitment to maintaining a fleet of modern and efficient aircraft is sure to draw in more customers and keep them flying high.