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An A310 of Air Transat in 2009
An A310 of Air Transat in 2009
The A310 (background) is a shrunken version of the Airbus A300 (foreground)
The A310 (background) is a shrunken version of the Airbus A300 (foreground)
The A310-200 prototype, featuring the liveries of Swissair (left) and Lufthansa (right), the first customers.
The A310-200 prototype, featuring the liveries of Swissair (left) and Lufthansa (right), the first customers.
In 1988, an A310 was delivered to Interflug: the first Airbus for an Eastern-bloc airline.
In 1988, an A310 was delivered to Interflug: the first Airbus for an Eastern-bloc airline.
An Airbus A330-300 operated by Delta Air Lines, the largest operator of the family
An Airbus A330-300 operated by Delta Air Lines, the largest operator of the family
Compared to the A330 twinjet (on ground), the heavier A340 (in flight) has four engines and a centre-line wheel bogie.
Compared to the A330 twinjet (on ground), the heavier A340 (in flight) has four engines and a centre-line wheel bogie.
Rolls-Royce's Trent 700 features a mixed exhaust.
Rolls-Royce's Trent 700 features a mixed exhaust.
Pratt & Whitney's PW4000 has a more conventional unmixed exhaust.
Pratt & Whitney's PW4000 has a more conventional unmixed exhaust.