Which airlines are still using the Airbus A340?

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Following last week’s news that SAS completed its accelerated retirement programme for its A340 fleet, Key.Aero investigates how many airlines continue to operate the quadjet 

Seemingly a casualty of the COVID-19 crisis, the Airbus A340’s retirement has been fast-tracked by many airlines as they look to streamline fleets with more fuel-efficient twin-engine widebodies. 

A340 mid flight
The A340 has been replaced by more fuel-efficient twin-engine alternatives. Aviation Image Network/Bailey)

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