The Airbus A340 never gained the same iconic status as its larger sibling, the A380, and competitor, the Boeing 747. However, many aviation enthusiasts worldwide still go out of their way to fly the four-engine aircraft, as the type is still active with several passenger airlines. The oldest active A340 is now 32 years old, while the youngest is just over 13 years of age. In this article, we examine the active global A340 fleet and where travelers have the best chances of spotting or stepping onboard the now out-of-production jet.