Iberia’s first A350-900 went to the paint shop at Toulouse Airport. The Spanish carrier, which flies only Airbus aircraft, has ordered 16 A350-900 that will operate long-haul routes. These wide-bodied, twin-engine aircraft consume 25% less fuel than their predecessors, and thus emit 25% less CO2.
The aircraft has been named “Placido Domingo”, to honour the renowned Spanish tenor. The quietest airliner on the market is joining Iberia’s fleet late June and will start flying a few weeks later.
This post was published on 9 May 2018 22:40
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