Je n'en suis pas sûr, en tout cas pour 251 t.
Ce sont les NEO qui sont concernés, donc pas les MRTT.
Peut-être 242 t ?
Poncho (Admin) a écrit:T'as le lien pour l'aile de l'A321 ?
As Airbus prepares for the first flight of the A330-900, production of the second member of the A330neo Family, the A330-800, is well underway with the first parts advancing at Airbus sites throughout Europe. These parts include the new increased-span wing now being equipped in Bremen (Germany) and its new composite Sharklets from KAL-ASD*, the fuselage sections in Hamburg (Germany), the new titanium pylons in Toulouse (France) and the center wing box in Nantes (France).
Production of A330-800 will continue towards start of final assembly by the end of 2017 gearing up to first flight in 2018.
The first A350-900 prototype flew some two weeks after it was handed over to the division and a source familiar with the situation indicates a window for the A330neo around 17-19 October.
1st #Airbus #A330Neo F-WTTN perform first RTO today ! #Avgeek #Toulouse #Travel pic.twitter.com/ZEyjHmQu0l
— Jujug Spotting (@Frenchpainter) 11 octobre 2017
Maiden flight of #Airbus #A330Neo !! #Avgeek #Aviation #Toulouse #A330neoFF pic.twitter.com/mOEENLuya6
— Jujug Spotting (@Frenchpainter) 19 octobre 2017
Brégier: @Airbus is set to systematically improve the MTOW of the A330neo. First upgraded aircraft will enter in service in mid 2020. #A330neoFF pic.twitter.com/FGwd2Tb8kb
— AirwaysLive (@airwayslive) 19 octobre 2017
Chief Operating Officer Fabrice Bregier said Airbus had decided to improve the plane’s maximum take-off weight by around 4 percent to 251 tonnes so that the A330neo can serve longer routes like Kuala Lumpur to London.