Airbus A330 Aircraft

The Airbus A330 Aircraft, a popular long-range, wide-body twin-engine jet airliner, is a stalwart in the fleets of numerous airlines worldwide. In this article, we delve into the preliminary details of the Airbus A330 as operated by select airlines.

1. Aircraft Information:

VietjetAir Airbus A330

The Vietjet A330 aircraft is nicknamed the ‘plump swallow’ of the sky, featuring a wide-body design with a seating capacity of 377. The seats are equipped with comfortable leather, spacious interiors, and effective noise control technology in the passenger cabin, accommodating 12 business-class seats and 365 economy-class seats.

What sets the Vietjet A330 apart is the exclusive SkyBoss Business class, offering a leading-edge experience with private cabins and flatbed seats, providing passengers with the ability to work and rest in comfort. Passengers flying on Vietjet’s A330 wide-body aircraft can enjoy modern amenities and services with a variety of SkyBoss Business, SkyBoss, Deluxe, and Eco class ticket options.

Indulge in delicious hot meals from renowned culinary traditions, access health care products, and experience the friendly and professional service of the cabin crew, all while enjoying special art programs at an altitude of 10,000 meters.

2. Quantity

Airbus A330 Aircraft is being used by airlines:

Vietjet

Quantity: 10 pieces

Version: A330-300

Vietnam Airlines

Quantity: 13 pieces

Version: A330-200 (11 aircraft) and A330-300 (2 aircraft)

Bamboo Airways

Quantity: 10 pieces

Version: A330-300

3. Operated Routes:

Vietjet Air:

Continuously upgrading and expanding its fleet, Vietjet Airbus A330 Aircraft is prepared for ambitious plans to conquer longer routes to Europe, Australia, and beyond, making it easier to connect Vietnam with the world.

Vietjet’s new A330 aircraft is ready to serve passengers on exploratory flights to new regions both within the area and globally, such as Australia, Kazakhstan, Japan, South Korea, and even further to Europe.

Aligned with the reopening of Vietnam’s tourism sector, Vietjet has resumed and increased the frequency of international flights to destinations it has previously operated, including Singapore, Indonesia, Thailand, Malaysia, Japan, South Korea, Taiwan (China), and India. All are poised to meet the demands for trade, travel, and tourism during the summer season for millions of passengers across Vietnam and internationally

• International flights:
  • Ho Chi Minh City – London (LHR)
  • Ho Chi Minh City – Paris (CDG)
  • Ho Chi Minh City – Sydney (SYD)
  • Ho Chi Minh City – Frankfurt (FRA)
  • Ho Chi Minh City – Seoul (ICN)
  • Ho Chi Minh City – Bangkok (BKK)
  • Ho Chi Minh City – Singapore (SIN)
  • Hanoi – London (LHR)
  • Hanoi – Paris (CDG)
  • Hanoi – Sydney (SYD)

Vietnam Airlines

• Domestic routes:

Hanoi – Da Nang, Hanoi – Ho Chi Minh City, Hanoi – Can Tho, Hanoi – Phu Quoc, Da Nang – Ho Chi Minh City, Da Nang – Can Tho, Da Nang – Phu Quoc, Ho Chi Minh City – Can Tho, Ho Chi Minh City – Phu Quoc

• International routes:

Hanoi – Beijing, Hanoi – Bangkok, Hanoi – Bangkok – Singapore, Hanoi – Frankfurt, Hanoi – London, Hanoi – Paris, Hanoi – Seoul, Da Nang – Bangkok, Da Nang – Singapore, Ho Chi Minh City – Bangkok, Ho Chi Minh City – Singapore, Ho Chi Minh City – Seoul

Bamboo Airways

International routes: Ho Chi Minh City – London, Ho Chi Minh City – Paris, Ho Chi Minh City – Sydney, Ho Chi Minh City – Frankfurt, Ho Chi Minh City – Seoul, Ho Chi Minh City – Bangkok, Ho Chi Minh City – Singapore, Hanoi – London, Hanoi – Paris, Hanoi – Sydney

4. Types of Cargo:

Vietjet

The Airbus A330 Aircraft operated by Vietjet is versatile and capable of transporting both international and domestic cargo, which is 377 seats

In general, The Airbus A330 Aircraft can operate a variety of cargo types, including:

• General cargo
• Dangerous stuff
• Fresh goods
• Frozen goods
• Perishable goods

5. Maximum Cargo Volume and Payload:

• Vietjet: A330-200: 45 tons

• Vietnam Airlines
  • A330-200: 35 tons
  • A330-300: 45 tons
• Bamboo Airways: A330-300: 45 tons

6. Loading Chart:

Loading chart is the aircraft’s load distribution table. This table shows the maximum weight and dimensions of goods that can be transported on an aircraft.

Loading chart of Airbus A330 Aircraft is divided into two parts:

• The fuselage:
  • Nose part:
    • Maximum weight: 12,000 kg
    • Maximum size: 2.2 x 2.7 m
  • Body:
    • Maximum weight: 28,000 kg
    • Maximum size: 3.2 x 3.7 m
• Tail part:
  • Maximum weight: 12,000 kg
  • Maximum size: 2.2 x 2.7 m

The cargo compartment below:

• Maximum weight: 45,000 kg
• Maximum size: 27.4 x 3.2 x 2.7 m

The Airbus A330 Aircraft Loading Chart can be used to calculate the maximum weight and size of cargo that can be transported on the aircraft. This helps ensure flight safety and avoid aircraft overloading.

Note: Maximum cargo weight and dimensions may vary depending on the aircraft version. Airlines often have their own regulations regarding the maximum weight and size of transported goods.

The Airbus A330 Aircraft continues to be a workhorse for airlines, facilitating efficient and reliable long-haul operations. Its ability to transport both passengers and cargo makes it a versatile choice for airlines navigating diverse route networks. For more specific details regarding the fleet size, cargo capabilities, and loading specifications, it is recommended to consult the official sources of the respective airlines or contact their representatives directly.

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