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The Airbus 300 is the first twin engined widebody jet aircraft in the world. Furthermore the A300 is the first model of Airbus. It can carry up to 345 passengers. The freighter version can carry up to 49 tons. Old passenger A300 can be converted to freighters. The Airbus A300 completed its maiden flight on 28th october 1972. 561 Airbus A300 were built until production ended in 2007. The A300 is a milestone in european aircraft manufacturing history to compete against Boeing.
Photos are sorted by region in alphabetical order.
African Operator
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Tunisair Airbus A300 (Tunisia)
All A300 have been retired.
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- Ceiba Cargo Airbus A300F (Equatorial Guinea)
Asian Operator
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Thai Airways International Airbus A300
All Airbus A300 have been retired in 2014.
European Operator
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- Lufthansa Airbus A300 (Germany)
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Lufthansa Airbus A300 (Germany)
All A300 were retired in 2009.
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- Solinair Airbus A300F (Slovenia)
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DHL European Air Transport Airbus A300 (Germany)
Former Mongolian Air Cargo aircraft.
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- DHL Airbus A300
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Airbus A300 Beluga
The famous A300 Beluga was designed to transport aircraft parts among the Airbus plants.
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- Airbus A300 Beluga
Middle East / Far East Operator
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- MNG Airlines Airbus A300F (Turkey)
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MNG Airlines Airbus A300F (Turkey)
This one is operated by Solinair.
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- Iran Air Airbus A300
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- Iran Air Airbus A300
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- Mahan Air Airbus A300 (Iran)
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- Kuwait Airways Airbus A300
