Air France has retired 11 of the 15 Airbus A330 aircraft previously operated in its fleet, marking another step in the airline’s ongoing fleet transition.
The latest withdrawal, aircraft F-GZCK, flew to Tarbes on November 2, 2026, following its retirement from commercial service. The aircraft first entered service with Air France in April 2003 and remained in operation for more than two decades.
During its service life, F-GZCK accumulated a total of 93,170 flight hours across 14,596 flight cycles, reflecting its extensive operational history with the French flag carrier.
With 11 A330s now retired, Air France has four aircraft of the type remaining in its fleet.