Taiwan’s China Airlines Advances Long-Haul Growth with A350-1000 Order
Taipei, Taiwan – China Airlines has finalized a firm order for ten Airbus A350-1000 widebody aircraft as part of its fleet modernization and long-haul network expansion strategy.
- These aircraft will complement its existing fleet of 15 A350-900s
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The A350-1000 offers increased range and capacity compared to the A350-900, suitable for nonstop intercontinental routes
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China Airlines currently operates 68 Airbus aircraft, including A321neo, A330, and A350 models
Statement’s
- “The A350-1000 is a natural choice for our future widebody fleet. With this order, we are taking another major step in our fleet modernization program, which will allow us to offer passengers an enhanced travel experience, while also improving operational efficiency and reducing carbon emissions.” – China Airlines Chairman Su-Chien Hsieh
- “China Airlines is one of the world’s leading A350 carriers and is now set to become the latest operator of the A350-1000. We are proud to support the airline as it continues to modernize its fleet with the most efficient and capable widebody aircraft available today.” – Christian Scherer, CEO of Commercial Aircraft, Airbus
Source: Airbus
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