Original sentence: 18 Boeing 737-400.21 Airbus A320-200 (further 3 on order).7 Airbus A321-200.9 Boeing 737-500.One example of this was planes acquired through the buyout of British Caledonian Airways in the 1980s; it successfully operated the Douglas DC-10 and Airbus A320 for a number of years.The British Airways fleet consists of the following aircraft (at December 2005):.The company has defended its decision by arguing that, with the exception of 29 of its 777 fleet, it has always equipped its Boeing aircraft with British-made Rolls-Royce engines
Edited sentence: 10 Boeing 737-500.19 Boeing 737-400.21 Airbus A320-200.6 Airbus A321-200 ( further 1 on order).British Airways fleet of Boeing 747-400s is still relatively young.Due to the company's history with Boeing, and the large existing fleet of Boeing aircraft, the 747-8 would be a logical choice.However, speculation still surrounds the issue of the carrier's replacement plans for the aircraft.One example of this was those planes acquired through the buyout of British Caledonian Airways in the 1980s, and it successfully operated both the Douglas DC-10 and Airbus A320 for a number of years.The British Airways fleet consists of the following aircraft (at June 2005):.The company has defended its decision by arguing that, with the exception of the 777 fleet, it has always equipped its Boeing aircraft with British-made Rolls-Royce engines.The latter was significant, as BA's successful operations with the ex-BCAL A320s led to its placing a huge order for the type (and its smaller brother the A319) to replace its own ageing fleet of Boeing 737s