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TUI Travel Buys Two New Airbus A330-300s

Brand New European Customer For The Wide-Body Airliners

The European travel group TUI Travel PLC, has become a new direct customer for Airbus, with an order for two A330-300 aircraft.  The aircraft have been ordered for the group's French airline subsidiary, Corsairfly. The two wide-bodied A330-300s are the latest 235 ton maximum take-off weight variants, and will be operated on the airline's popular long-haul routes from Paris across the Atlantic to the French Caribbean islands and North America, in addition to Indian Ocean destinations.


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The aircraft will be configured in two classes with a total of 362 seats.

Airbus says the A330-300 is able to accommodate seat and class configurations to suit diverse customer requirements. It has a range of up to 5,600 nm with a typical 300 passenger load. Highly efficient and optimised for the medium - to long range market, the A330-300 offers a balance between range and cost. Airbus claims the A330-300 remains the most economic means of flying 300 or so passengers on medium range routes in true long haul comfort. Orders for the aircraft stand at more than 480.

FMI: www.airbus.com

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