1:144 Civil airliner Airbus A330-200

The twin-engine wide-body passenger airliner Airbus A330-200 was created to replace the A300-600R. It first took to the skies in 1997. Compared to the A330-300 variant, the airliner received a shortened fuselage designed to carry up to 253 passengers and an enlarged fin. By reducing the flight weight, the range increased to 13,450 km. The high flight and economic performance of the A330-200 allowed it to successfully compete with the Boeing 767. Production aircraft are equipped with Rolls-Royce and Pratt & Whitney engines and are used by dozens of airlines around the world.