South African Airways

South African Airways is the largest airline of South Africa. It is based at Johannesburg. It has been flying since 1934.

Current fleet

As of February 2018, South African Airways' fleet consists of the following aircraft:^[1]

**South African Airways fleet**
Aircraft	In service	Orders	Passengers			Notes
Aircraft	In service	Orders	C	Y	Total	Notes
Airbus A319-100	7	—	25	95	120
Airbus A320-200	10	—	24	114	138
Airbus A330-200	6	—	36	186	222
Airbus A330-300	5	—	46	203	249
Airbus A340-300	7	—	38	215	253	ZS-SXD in Team South Africa 2012 livery
Airbus A340-300	7	—	38	231	269	ZS-SXD in Team South Africa 2012 livery
Airbus A340-600	9	—	42	275	317	This fleet was originally ordered by Swissair. ZS-SNC in Star Alliance livery.
Boeing 737-800	6	—	32	125	157	ZS-SJV in Star Alliance livery.
Cargo fleet
Boeing 737-300F	3	—	Cargo			ZS-TGG Leased from Star Air Cargo
Total	53	—

SAA started operations with a number of acquired Union Airways aircraft, including the Junkers F.13, similar to the one pictured
The Douglas DC-4 Skymaster was introduced in May 1946, on which SAA's first in-flight films were shown. This aircraft, registration ZS-AUB, is in Berlin (May 2000).
SAA Lockheed Constellation arriving at Heathrow in 1953
An SAA Boeing 707 sits alongside a BOAC Vickers VC10 at London Heathrow Airport (1977)
A Boeing 747-400 "ZS-SAW" painted in the pre–1997 orange, blue and white livery, and featuring the Afrikaans name of the airline SAL (Suid-Afrikaanse Lugdiens) (1998)
A Boeing 747SP (2001) (now on display at the South African Airways Museum at Rand Airport)
Boeing 747-300 Ndizani at Perth Airport (2003)
"New" Business Class seat on display in 2006
A Boeing 747-400 (ZS-SAX) at London Heathrow Airport in the old colour scheme. This type of aircraft was permanently retired in 2010.

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