Airbus's clean-sheet widebody, competing directly with the 787. Widely deployed on ultra-long-haul routes including some of the longest scheduled flights in the world.
Airbus
Airbus A350-900
ICAO:
A359 IATA: A350-900 
First flight2015
Typical seats300-350
Range15,000 km
Engines2× Rolls-Royce Trent XWB-84
Current operators
Airlines with active A350-900 aircraft in their fleet, ranked by count.
Recent route changes on this type
- Aircraft change Emirates (EK) swaps DXB–MRU to A350-900 from Oct 25
- Aircraft change Ethiopian Airlines (ET) swaps ADD–MXP to A350-900 from Nov 1
- Frequency increase Lufthansa (LH) increases MUC–BLR to daily (was 5 weekly) on A350-900 from Jan 1
- Aircraft change Starlux Airlines swaps TPE–PHX to A350-900 from Dec 1
- Frequency increase Emirates (EK) increases DXB–HAN to 14 weekly (was daily) on A350-900 from Dec 1
- Aircraft change Emirates (EK) swaps DXB–MCO to A350-900 from Nov 1
Recent articles
Emirates Opens Daily Airbus A350 Route to Helsinki
KLM Sets First Five Airbus A350 Routes From Amsterdam
Turkish Airlines Weighs Brisbane and Perth Nonstop Routes
Turkish Airlines Plans Private Suites Across Its Long-Haul Fleet
Singapore Airlines Reclaims Skytrax World’s Best Airline Title
