Airbus A330-300

The Airbus A330-300 is a wide-body aircraft and a variant of A330 series. The A330-300 is tied with the Airbus A330-900 as the longest variant in the series leading to more passenger seating but decreased range. The A330-300 was designed alongside the Airbus A340 leading to visually similar design elements like the fuselage while the major difference being the number of engines. The A330-300 is no longer in production but has been replaced by the A330-900 in the Airbus catalogue. The A330-300 can fly on high demand domestic and transcontinental routes but is also ideal for busy, long haul routes like transatlantic flights. With the amount of seating and range, this aircraft is typically used on high demand routes.

First Flight Max Range Length Wingspan Height Engine Options Seating

November 2, 1992

6,350nm
11,750km

208'-10"
63.66m

197'-10"
60.30m

55'-1"
16.79m

(2) General Electric CF6-80E1 or,
(2) Pratt & Whitney PW4000 or,
(2) Rolls Royce TRENT 700

300 (2-Class)
440 (1-Class