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Hersteller:
airbus
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Airbus Industrie
Blagnac Cedex, foundet: 1970
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Airbus Industrie -
1 Rond Pont Maurice Bellonte -
31707 Blagnac Cedex -
France
Tel : +33 61 933333
Fax : +33 61 933792
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1982 -
Airbus A 310-200,
Airliner
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The A310 is somewhat smaller than the A300 and is in
use on midrange and longrange flights . It's the
second model of the Airbus line of airliners. As the
first airliner in the world it was equipped with a
fly-by-wire flight control system.
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1982 -
Airbus A 310-300,
Airliner
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1983 -
Airbus A 300-600,
Medium Range Airliner
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The A300 was the first model of Airbus Industry, a
group of eurpean aircraft manufacturers that
was to bring a european answer to Boeing and McDD
to the international aitliner market. The A300-600 is
equipped with a 100% digital control system
(fly-by-wire).
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1988 -
Airbus A 320-200,
Airliner
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The A320 is the mid range variant of the second
generation of the european airbus family.
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1991 -
Airbus A 340-300,
Long Range Airliner
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The A340 is the large-scale member of the
Airbus family of jet airliners, fitted with 4
jet engines. It is designed for long range
(-300) and ultra-long range (-200).
Technically, the A340 and the A330 are
relatives, but the A340 has got increased
safety especially on intercontinental flights
by its 4 jet engines.
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1991 -
Airbus A 340-200,
Long Range Airliner
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1992 -
Airbus A 330,
Airliner
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1993 -
Airbus A 321-200,
Airliner
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1994 -
Airbus / SATIC A 300-600 ST Beluga,
Freighter for outsized cargoes
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The A300 was the first model of Airbus Industries, a
group of european aircraft manufacturers. It's goal
was to bring a european answer to Boeing and McDD to
the international airliner market. The A300-600 as the
latest model of this line is equipped with a 100%
digital control system (fly-by-wire). Developed for
the transport of oversized cargos like parts of the
Airbus production line ready for assembly. The Beluga
is based on the A 300-600 freighter. The cockpit has
been lowered to get a platform for easier loading.
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1995 -
Airbus A 319 100,
Mid-Range Airliner
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1997 -
Airbus A 330-200,
Long range airliner
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The A330-200 is the long range version of the
A330 family. The hull was shortened and the
fuel capacity was increased. Aditionally, the
wings, the vertical stabilizer and the
cockpit have been redesigned.
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