Top 10 Largest Airlines in the World

Airlines are companies that provide air transportation services for passengers and freight. The majority of airlines are used for transporting passengers and important goods. The number of airlines’ fleets is determined by passenger demand, and because the United States is the largest and richest country, most civilians and travelers connect places via planes, so the top four largest airlines are from the United States: Delta Airlines, SkyWest, Southwest Airlines, and United Airlines. The largest airlines based on total airline fleet size.

The list of the top ten largest airlines is based on the total fleet held by the airline company, and it includes information such as the number of fleet, new orders, opening dates, and head quarters.

Rank	Name of the Airlines	No. of Fleet	New Order	Founded	Head Quarters
1	Delta Airlines	744	121	1929	Atlanta, Georgia, USA
2	SkyWest	727	74	2005	St. George, Utah, USA
3	Southwest Airlines	710	403	1967	Guangzhou, Guangdong, China
4	United Airlines	703	340	1926	Chicago, Illinois, USA
5	Lufthansa	635	155	1953	Cologne, Germany
6	American Airlines	611	410	1930	Fort Worth, Texas, USA
7	Air France-KLM	616	80	1933, 1919	Roissypole, Paris-Charles de Gaulle Airport Tremblay-en-France, France
8	International Airlines Group	435	134	2011	London, United Kingdom
9	Air Canada	362	37	1936	Montreal, Quebec, Canada
10	China Southern Airlines	362	13	1981	Guangzhou, Guangdong, China

Note: Above list of Largest Airlines Based on Total Number of Fleet owned by the Airline Companies.