[HD video below] Airbus will have a major presence at this year's
Singapore Airshow, showcasing both its commercial and military
transport products. The highlight will be the first public
presentation of the new A330-200F Freighter. The aircraft, which
is currently undergoing its certification programme, will be on
static display throughout the show, taking place 2 - 7 February
2010 at Changi Exhibition Centre.
The new freighter is the latest addition to the
A330 Family and will enter service later this
year. The A330-200F can carry more than 69 tonnes of
cargo on non-stop flights of 3,200 nautical miles. The aircraft
features a versatile main-deck cargo loading system, which can
accommodate both pallets and containers, enabling operators to
serve the freight lift needs of varying markets.
The company's indoor exhibit, located at the stand of its parent
company EADS (H23), will feature a life-size mock-up of the upper
forward fuselage of the all-new
A350 XWB
which is scheduled to enter
service in 2013. Also on display will
be a 1/20-scale cutaway model of the flagship
A380, providing a
view of a typical interior layout on the world's largest passenger
aircraft.
A section of the stand will be dedicated
to the latest products from Airbus Military, where visitors will
be able to view a cross-section of the new A400M military
transporter, as well as a 1/20 scale model of the A330 MRTT Multi
Role Tanker Transport.
Reflecting its commitment to
the environment, Airbus will also be present at the Green Pavilion
set up by the show organiser in association with the International
Air Transport Association (IATA). There visitors will be able to
get the latest information on the company's initiatives to ensure
an eco-efficient future for the industry, including its latest
work on alternative fuels and air traffic management.
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