Out-of-production aircraft
sustained performance
Airbus jetliners whose production cycles have ended still continue in highly reliable service around the globe, underscoring the lasting appeal and performance of the company’s product line. These are Airbus’ cornerstone widebody A300 and A310, along with its A340-200 jetliner.
Offering unmatched flexibility on short-, medium- and extended-range routes, the A300 and A310 were the first Airbus aircraft to be produced – and these highly popular twin-engine widebody jetliners continue to provide their advantages in versatility, economy and reliability for more than 70 operators worldwide.
The four-engine A340-200 entered revenue service in March 1993 as a modern aircraft capable of opening long-range, direct routes between city pairs that previously needed intermediate stops. It is part of the A340 Family, which continues in production along with the twin-engine A330 versions.
Orders & deliveries
| Total orders | 12433 |
|---|---|
| Total deliveries | 7665 |
| In operation | 7117 |
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11 February 2013
Airbus corporate jet is exhibited in Australia for first time -
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4 February 2013
Airbus’ Quovadis supports RNP-AR certification for Frontier Airlines -
4 February 2013
The A350 XWB jetliner makes its first flight…virtually

























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