Airlines, Commercial Aviation & Maintenance

Source: Airbus


FIRST A350 XWB FOR VIETNAM AIRLINES ENTERS FINAL ASSEMBLY
Tuesday, September 30, 2014

Source: Airbus


TOULOUSE, France - Final assembly of the first A350 XWB for Vietnam Airlines has begun at the Roger BĂ©teille Final Assembly Line (FAL) in Toulouse, France. Scheduled for delivery in mid-2015, the aircraft will see Vietnam Airlines become the first Asian airline to fly the A350 XWB and the second operator in the world of the all-new widebody airliner.

Vietnam Airlines has a total of 10 A350 XWBs on order. The aircraft will be operated on the carrier’s premium long range services.

The five A350 test aircraft currently flying have accumulated some 2600 flight hours in over 600 flights, with entry into service planned by the end of this year. To date, the A350 XWB has won 750 firm orders from 39 customers worldwide.

Source: Airbus
 

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