The shorter, longer-range A330. Widely used on transatlantic and medium-density long-haul routes across Latin America, Africa, and Asia.
Airbus
Airbus A330-200
ICAO:
A332 IATA: A330-200 
First flight1998
Typical seats246-293
Range13,450 km
Engines2× GE CF6, PW4000, or Rolls-Royce Trent 700
Current operators
Airlines with active A330-200 aircraft in their fleet, ranked by count.
CA
Air China Limited
30 aircraft
MU
China Eastern
24 aircraft
TK
THY - Turkish Airlines
24 aircraft
EY
Etihad Airways
23 aircraft
HA
Hawaiian Airlines
20 aircraft
QR
Qatar Airways
18 aircraft
EK
Emirates
17 aircraft
CZ
China Southern Airlines
16 aircraft
AA
American Airlines
15 aircraft
AF
Air France
15 aircraft
QF
Qantas
14 aircraft
AB
Air Berlin
14 aircraft
Recent route changes on this type
- Frequency increase Fiji Airways (FJ) increases NAN–SIN to 3 weekly (was 2 weekly) on A330-200 from Mar 29
- New route Air Serbia (JU) launches BEG–MIA 2 weekly on A330-200 from May 23
- New route Alaska Airlines (AS) launches SEA–KIX 4 weekly on A330-200 from May 14
- Aircraft change Etihad Airways (EY) swaps AUH–WAW to A330-200 from Oct 25
- Aircraft change Etihad Airways (EY) swaps AUH–CGK to A330-200 from Oct 25
- Frequency decrease Air China (CA) cuts PEK–DEL to 2 weekly (was 3 weekly) on A330-200 from Nov 15
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