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A319 Kingfisher Airlines

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Airbus A320 Hong Kong Airlines

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Airbus A330 China Airlines

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A350 XWB in flight - Conceived from the outset to become a comprehensive airliner Family, the A350 XWB (extra wide-body) will be available in three basic passenger versions, flying up to 350 passengers on a range of more than 15,750 km/ 8,500 nm. The latest innovations in terms of advanced technologies will be incorporated in the airliner Family, including all-new, easy-to-maintain, and much lighter Carbon Fibre Reinforced Plastic (CFRP) paneled fuselage skins. Furthermore it is designed to confront the challenges of high fuel prices, rising passenger expectations, and environmental concerns in that market segment. The A350 XWB was given its industrial launch in December 2006 and its entry into service is planned for 2013.

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A350 XWB in flight - Conceived from the outset to become a comprehensive airliner Family, the A350 XWB (extra wide-body) will be available in three basic passenger versions, flying up to 350 passengers on a range of more than 15,750 km/ 8,500 nm. The latest innovations in terms of advanced technologies will be incorporated in the airliner Family, including all-new, easy-to-maintain, and much lighter Carbon Fibre Reinforced Plastic (CFRP) paneled fuselage skins. Furthermore it is designed to confront the challenges of high fuel prices, rising passenger expectations, and environmental concerns in that market segment. The A350 XWB was given its industrial launch in December 2006 and its entry into service is planned for 2013.

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A380 Airbus EA Engines

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A380 interior cabin model - The A380 family is a passenger airplane with a three-class design, which offers place for 555 passengers and a range of 14.800 km. It was designed especially in view of the growing amount of air traffic.
The A380 family, the first true double-deck passenger airliner for the long-range market, was developed in close collaboration with important Airlines and approx. 60 major airports.
The entry-level model of the A380 is a baseline commercial airplane with a capacity of 555 passengers and a range of up to 15,000km / 8,000nm. The A380-800, however, has a maximum seating capacity of 853 passengers.
The aircraft will offer airlines the advantage of 15 percent lower operating costs in comparison to today s airplane and will help to ease an increasingly congested environment.

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A380 Final Assembly Line in Toulouse

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Equipped with four Rolls Royce Trent 900 engines, Singapore Airlines second A380 has joined the first aircraft, which has been operating a reliable daily scheduled service between Singapore and Sydney since 28th October 2007, operating around 15 hours per day with a 100 per cent technical reliability for over two months. At the end of 2007 the first Singapore Airlines A380 had accumulated over 130 flights and around 950 flight hours. Its operation confirmed the excellent turnaround time and high ground operations efficiency, as anticipated.

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