Airbus A300-600
The widebody twin built to modernize medium-haul travel.
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The widebody twin built to modernize medium-haul travel.
The prototype widebody that laid the groundwork for Airbus success
The widebody pioneer that launched Airbus Into the jet age
One of the variants of the A300. The now discontinued aircraft that launched Airbus.
The early twin-engine widebody built for medium- and long-haul routes.
The extended-range widebody built for medium and long-haul service.
The re-engined widebody built for efficient medium- and long-haul operations.
The refined widebody built for long-haul efficiency
The early long-range four-engine widebody built for intercontinental service.
The long-haul widebody that expanded Airbus into intercontinental markets.
The ultra-long-range airliner built to connect distant global city pairs.
The long-fuselage widebody built for high-capacity long-haul routes.
The high-capacity flagship built for ultra-long-haul performance
The planned long-range widebody that never entered production.
The long-range widebody built for efficiency and passenger comfort
The flagship superjumbo that redefined long-haul travel
The Giant That Never Flew — Airbus’s Boldest A380 Stretch Concept.
The original jumbo jet that transformed long-haul commercial aviation.
The early jumbo jet built for long-haul intercontinental service.
The stretched upper-deck jumbo built to increase long-haul capacity.
The advanced jumbo that modernized long-haul travel in the 1990s.
The extended-range jumbo built for ultra-long-haul missions.
The final-generation jumbo built for modern long-haul efficiency.
The smallest version of the famous Boeing 747 designed for longer range and higher cruising speeds.
The extended-range twinjet built for long-haul global operations.
The ultra-long-range twinjet built to connect distant city pairs.
The stretched twinjet built for high-capacity long-haul routes.
The long-range twin that redefined high-capacity international travel
The largest Dreamliner built for high-capacity long-haul routes.
The short-range Dreamliner variant built for high-capacity regional markets.
The composite twinjet that introduced a new generation of long-haul efficiency.
The long-range composite widebody built for efficient intercontinental travel.
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The stretched Russian widebody built for long-haul passenger and cargo service.
The third wide-body airliner in commercial operations
Second in line of the Lockheed L-1011 Tristar family
The state of the art commercial jet of its generation.
The initial variant of the legendary DC-10 family.
The long-range trijet built for intercontinental widebody operations.
The extended-range trijet built for longer intercontinental missions.
One of the versions of the DC-10 family with a greater maximum take off weight.
The long-range trijet built as the final evolution of the DC-10.