Europe Airpost fleet

Europe Airpost operates two main aircraft families tailored to its regional European network. The Boeing 737 is a narrow-body jet designed for higher-capacity trunk routes, offering faster cruise speeds and longer range-ideal for longer European connections and routes with sustained passenger demand. The Fokker F27 is a twin-engine turboprop best suited to regional hubs and smaller airports where runway infrastructure is limited, providing efficient operations on shorter, thinner routes.

This mixed fleet strategy allows the airline to optimize fuel costs, capacity, and frequency across its network. Passengers should note that turboprop flights (F27) operate at lower altitudes and cruise speeds than jet aircraft, resulting in longer flight times but often serving regional destinations inaccessible to larger jets.