Airbus 350

Cabin-design, Cockpit and some orders!

Airline: Total Orders:

Aer Lingus 6
Aeroflot 22
Afriqiyah Airways 6
Alitalia 12
Alafco* 12
Asiana 30
Bangkok Airways 4
China Airlines 14
CIT Leasing* 7
Dubai Aerospace Enterprise* 30
Emirates 70
Etihad Airways 25
Finnair 11
Hawaiian Airlines 6
ILFC* 20
Kingfisher Airlines 5
Libyan Airlines 4
Pegasus Aviation Finance* 2
Qatar Airways 80
Singapore Airlines 20
Synergy Aerospace for Avianca 10
TAM Linhas Aéreas 22
TAP 12
Tunisair 3
US Airways 22
Vietnam Airlines 10
Yemenia 10
Private orders 8

Total: 483

* Leasing Airline

Category:

Autos & Vehicles

Tags:

• Airbus
• Airbus350
• Cabin
• Cabin-design
• Cockpit
• Orders
• Airlines
• Pictures

[redzerlucey]

yeah good video...... Aer Lingus have ordered 4 as far as I know!

[walmaxft1]

@redzerlucey Right and wrong! ;) Yes they ordered A350-900's but they ordered 6 not for and they also have options for more 6 A350-9! ;)

[golo91080]

Répondre à cette vidéo... you have forgotten the A350-1000 air caraibes but this video is great !!!! VERYYYYYY NICE!!!!

[walmaxft1]

@golo91080 I'm sry but thank you for liking it! :) ;)

[MrArthiom]

the TAP aircraft at 1:29 is an A330

[walmaxft1]

@MrArthiom oh... :D you're right! I'm sorry for that pic! :)

[denverJPUE]

this kind of looks like a combination of an a330 and a b787(just my thought) nice plane can hardly wait to see them crusing around

[stfergus608]

thanks for your help..

[cameplaitbeaucoup]

US Airways ordered some too!

[LTDairlinesservice]

russia can kiss my dog

[aeromasterslefjohn]

i think that it looks like the boeing 787

[LIBYANDIVISION]

sir where is the Libyan Arab airliners and the afriqiyah airways air thaxxxxxx ...

[sgtgrash]

Then there were Boeing's frantic machinations over the A380. "The world doesn't need another 'hub' airliner, our 747-400 fulfills that role admirably. The future of air travel will see more de-centralization and the A380 will be left out to dry" commented one Boeing official. Then there was the story, started by Boeing, that airports and air-side infrastructure would need major upgrades to handle the A380. All this is untrue of course. Meanwhile, Airbus quietly let their products sell themselves

[sgtgrash]

Boeing's 787 marketing campaign aggressively targets Airbus. Boeing points out it's perceived weaknesses in the Airbus range and aircraft, specifically mentioning the A330. They are renowned for issuing belligerent attacks on their competitors, especially Airbus. Does anyone remember the seeds of doubt campaign Boeing instigated over Airbus's use of composite materials in its airframes? Due to the use of composites, Boeing claimed the aircraft would be unsafe. Now Boeing use composites too...