CURRENT INTERNATIONAL CARRIERS
AER LINGUS
Aer Lingus serves Philadelphia with a daily flight from Dublin International Airport. These flights are conducted onboard leased Air Contractors B757-200 aircraft, and have been for as long as Aer Lingus has served Philadelphia.
1998 Boeing 757-2Q8 (757-200WL) - EI-LBS - Aer Lingus - Serving EIN11J inaugural flight. - Mar. 25, 2018
BRITISH AIRWAYS
British Airways, the United Kingdom's flag carrier has been one of Philadelphia International's longest tenured visitors. As part of OneWorld alliance, Speedbird operates two daily flights, with a 747 day flight and a 787 red eye. It isn't unusual to find a 767 or 777 subbing as well.
BRITISH AIRWAYS' BOEING 747-400
BRITISH AIRWAYS' BOEING 767-300ER
1990 Boeing 767-336(ER) - G-BNWI - British Airways - A maintenance substitute departing PHL back to EGLL. - Mar. 29, 2015
BRITISH AIRWAYS BOEING 777-200
BRITISH AIRWAYS' BOEING 787-8
ICELANDAIR
Icelandair is somewhat the new kid on the block in Philadelphia. Icelandair recently added service to PHL from Keflavik Intl., with Boeing 757-200s. As of 2018, the 757s have been replaced by 737-MAX8 aircraft, but 757s still fly fill-ins every now and then.
LUFTHANSA
Lufthansa has had a presence at Philadelphia International for almost as long as British Airways. While Lufthansa changes equipment to Philadelphia frequently, it is never uncommon to receive unexpected aircraft rotating through Philadelphia.
LUFthansa airbus a330-300
2005 Airbus A330-343 - D-AIKJ - Lufthansa - Subbing for an Airbus A340-300 - Apr. 16, 2015
LUFTHANSA AIRBUS A340-300
lufthansa airbus a340-600
LUFTHANSA BOEING 747-400
QATAR AIRWAYS
Qatar Airways has made quite a name for itself in Philadelphia. When it was unveiled as a new destination in 2014, people were skeptical, but Qatar's direct route to Doha expanded from a Boeing 777-200 up to an Airbus A350-900XWB in a matter of two years.
