Our Fleet

Luxair Fleet: 4 aircraft

The Boeing 737-800 is a long-haul twin-engined jet aircraft with a range of 4.050km. The plane seats 186 passengers and flies at 853 km/h. It is powered by two CFM-International 56–7B high efficiency jet engines.

Luxair Fleet : 4 aircraft

The Boeing 737-700 is a long-haul twin-engined jet aircraft with a range of 4600km. The plane seats 141 passengers and flies at 853 km/h. It is powered by two CFM-International 56-7B high-efficiency jet engines.

Luxair Fleet: 11 aircraft

The De Havilland Q400 is the latest addition to the Luxair fleet. It is a short to medium-haul twin turboprop plane that has significantly lower CO₂ emissions compared to other jets of its kind, which makes it a greener and quieter plane that is unrivalled in terms of performance, technology and comfort. 

This model also has greater flexibility for take-off and landing over short distances, which means it is the most suitable and efficient aircraft for developing our destinations network across most of Europe. 

Manufacturer: De Havilland Aircraft of Canada

Autonomy: 2,522 km

Average speed: 667 km/h

Seat capacity: 76

Turboprops: Pratt & Whitney Canada PW-150A

Technology reminder: a turboprop engine is a gas turbine, jet engine driving a propeller through a speed-reduction gearbox. It has the same efficiency, absence of vibration and low sound disturbance as a jet engine. Turboprop-powered aircrafts are far more advanced than piston-powered planes of the 1950s and 1960s. Propellers are still used because fuel economy and the possibility to land on short runways favors this type of propulsion over jets on certain routes.