Airbus A340-300

The Airbus A340-300 is a wide-body aircraft and a variant of the A340 family of aircraft. The A340-300 is larger than the '200' but smaller than the '500' & '600' series. While technically the second variant in the family, the A340-300 quickly became the more popular of the two and became the face of the family. The A340-300, like all A340's, is a four engine aircraft but is only one level as opposed to other aircraft with four engines. With four engines, the A340 is losing popularity with airlines as two engine aircraft with similar or more capacity are quickly becoming more efficient to use. All A340 variants are no longer being produced. This aircraft is designed to fly long haul routes with medium to high demand.

First Flight Max Range Length Wingspan Height Engine Options Seating

October 25, 1991

7,300nm
13,500km

208'-11"
63.69m

197'-10"
60.30m

55'-9"
16.99m

(4) CFM CFM56-5C

270 (3-Class)
335 (2-Class)
440 (1-Class)