Unlocked
First unlocked Jul 8
About this type
The final evolution of the A300, the aircraft that started Airbus itself. The A300 was the world's first twin-engine widebody, and the -600 refined it with a two-crew cockpit and more range.
Passenger examples are nearly extinct; the surviving type identity mostly echoes through the freighter world it spawned.
First flight: July 8, 1983 (A300-600).
Descendant of the very first Airbus, the 1972 A300.
Its fuselage cross-section lives on in the A330 and A340.
Technical Plate · Descriptive Geometry · A300-600
Engines
CF6-80C2 / PW4000
Range
~7,500 km
Seats
up to 266
Drawing: Julien Scavini · CC BY-SA 3.0 · Source
Your record with this type · @sedergine
- Aircraft caught
- 2
- Sightings
- 8
- First unlocked
- Jul 8
Your regulars · most seen airframes of this type
733495IRB9711seen ×4
731A2BQSM2212seen ×4
Resolver aliasesA300-600A306Airbus A300-600