25 January 2012
News in brief
The production of Airbus’ A330 reached a rate of nine per month in January, bringing the output of this popular twin-engine jetliner to a record rate in meeting international demand. Assembly of the A330 is performed in Toulouse, France, with Airbus planning a further ramp-up to 9.5 aircraft monthly. The A330 is operated in passenger and freighter versions, along with its use as a multi-role military aerial refueling platform and airlifter. As of year-end 2011, Airbus had booked orders for 1,186 A330s, of which 837 had been delivered.





















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