Airbus has announced the launch of the A330-800neo and the A330-900neo, which are the latest variants of the A330 two-engined widebody airliner that entered service in 1994. Airbus says that the A300neo aircraft use the new Rolls-Royce Trent 7000 engine and are the most cost-efficient wide-body aircraft on the market with 14 percent better fuel consumption per passenger seat compared to today's A330... Continue Reading Airbus extends widebody aircraft family with A330neo
Section: Aircraft
Tags: Aerodynamics, Airbus, Aircraft, Rolls Royce
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