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The Small Mainliners That Refuse to Disappear

August 10, 2026

The Airbus A318, Boeing 737-600 and Embraer E170 occupy a peculiar corner of commercial aviation. None became a runaway sales success, none generated the aftermarket enthusiasm of larger siblings, and none receives much attention from fleet planners today.

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