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Airbus A330-300
A330 family First flight 1992 Superseded by A330-900neo
The Airbus A330-300 is an Airbus commercial airliner that entered service in 1994. It typically seats 277 to 335 passengers and has a published range of 6,350 nautical miles (11,750 km). FlightQ currently tracks 57 airlines operating this exact aircraft type.
Specifications and current fleet records checked August 2026.
- Typical seats
- 277 to 335
- Range
- 6,350 nautical miles (11,750 km)
- Entered service
- 1994
- Cruise
- Mach 0.82 (541 mph, 871 km/h)
Powered by Two General Electric CF6, Pratt & Whitney PW4000, or Rolls-Royce Trent 700 turbofans.
Aircraft data
Specifications
- First flight
- 1992
- Entered service
- 1994
- Status
- Superseded by A330-900neo
- Production ended
- 2023
- Typical capacity
- 277 to 335
- Range
- 6,350 nautical miles (11,750 km)
- Cruise speed
- Mach 0.82 (541 mph, 871 km/h)
- Length
- 63.66 m (208 ft 10 in)
- Wingspan
- 60.3 m (197 ft 10 in)
- Engines
- Two General Electric CF6, Pratt & Whitney PW4000, or Rolls-Royce Trent 700 turbofans
Cabin layouts
Airbus A330-300 seat maps
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- Aer Lingus317 seats
- Aer Lingus313 seats
- Air Canada297 seats
- Air Canada285 seats
- Air China311 seats
- Air China301 seats
- Air Transat346 seats
- Batik Air Malaysia377 seats
- Cathay Pacific317 seats
- Cathay Pacific307 seats
- Cathay Pacific293 seats
- Cathay Pacific280 seats
- China Airlines313 seats
- China Airlines307 seats
- China Southern Airlines286 seats
- China Southern Airlines275 seats
- Delta Air Lines282 seats
- EgyptAir301 seats
- EVA Air309 seats
- EVA Air309 seats
- Finnair279 seats
- Garuda Indonesia287 seats
- Hainan Airlines292 seats
- Hong Kong Airlines292 seats
- Iberia292 seats
- KLM Royal Dutch Airlines292 seats
- Korean Air284 seats
- Korean Air276 seats
- Korean Air272 seats
- Lufthansa255 seats
- Malaysia Airlines290 seats
- Oman Air289 seats
- Philippine Airlines363 seats
- Philippine Airlines309 seats
- Qatar Airways305 seats
- Qatar Airways289 seats
- RwandAir274 seats
- Saudia330 seats
- Saudia298 seats
- Saudia288 seats
- Shenzhen Airlines309 seats
- Sichuan Airlines301 seats
- Singapore Airlines285 seats
- South African Airways249 seats
- Thai Airways264 seats
- Turkish Airlines305 seats
- Turkish Airlines289 seats
- T'way Air347 seats
- VietJet Air377 seats
- Virgin Atlantic264 seats
Current operators
Airlines flying the Airbus A330-300
57 airlines · 610 aircraft
Every active airline matched to this exact aircraft type in FlightQ's current fleet directory, ranked by in-service count. Fleet records checked August 2026. Open the sortable operator table
- Cathay PacificHong Kong43in service
- Turkish AirlinesTurkey37in service
- Delta Air LinesUnited States31in service
- SaudiaSaudi Arabia31in service
- Air ChinaChina28in service
- China Eastern AirlinesChina26in service
- China Southern AirlinesChina25in service
- Hainan AirlinesChina22in service
- Air CanadaCanada20in service
- AirAsia XMalaysia18in service
- Korean AirSouth Korea17in service
- Asiana AirlinesSouth Korea14in service
- Garuda IndonesiaIndonesia14in service
- Swiss International Air LinesSwitzerland14in service
- Eurowings DiscoverGermany13in service
- Malaysia AirlinesMalaysia13in service
- AeroflotRussia12in service
- China AirlinesTaiwan12in service
- Brussels AirlinesBelgium11in service
- Philippine AirlinesPhilippines11in service
- Thai AirAsia XThailand11in service
- Aer LingusIreland10in service
- AHK Air Hong Kong LimitedChina10in service
- Hawaiian AirlinesUnited States10in service
- QantasAustralia10in service
- Qatar AirwaysQatar10in service
- EVA AirTaiwan9in service
- IberiaSpain8in service
- SAS Scandinavian AirlinesSweden8in service
- VietJet AirVietnam8in service
- Wamos AirSpain8in service
- Sichuan AirlinesChina7in service
- FinnairFinland6in service
- LufthansaGermany6in service
- Shenzhen AirlinesChina6in service
- Thai AirwaysThailand6in service
- Virgin AtlanticUnited Kingdom6in service
- Batik Air MalaysiaMalaysia5in service
- Hong Kong AirlinesHong Kong5in service
- KLM Royal Dutch AirlinesNetherlands5in service
- T'way AirSouth Korea5in service
- EgyptAirEgypt4in service
- flynasSaudi Arabia4in service
- Lion AirIndonesia4in service
- Lucky AirChina4in service
- MNG AirlinesTurkey4in service
- Nordwind AirlinesRussia3in service
- US-BanglaBangladesh3in service
- AeroUnionUnited States2in service
- Air CaraibesGuadeloupe2in service
- Air TransatCanada2in service
- South African AirwaysSouth Africa2in service
- Batik AirIndonesia1in service
- Fiji AirwaysFiji1in service
- RwandAirRwanda1in service
- SunclassDenmark1in service
- Titan AirwaysUnited Kingdom1in service
Frequently asked about the Airbus A330-300
When did the Airbus A330-300 enter service?
The Airbus A330-300 first flew in 1992 and entered commercial service in 1994.
What is the range of the Airbus A330-300?
The Airbus A330-300 has a published range of 6,350 nautical miles (11,750 km), powered by Two General Electric CF6, Pratt & Whitney PW4000, or Rolls-Royce Trent 700 turbofans.
How many passengers does the Airbus A330-300 carry?
Typical seating is 277 to 335 in a two- or three-class layout. Dense single-class configurations can fit more; ultra-long-haul airlines often fly fewer.
Is the Airbus A330-300 still in production?
Production ended in 2023. Superseded by A330-900neo. Passenger examples continue to fly with airlines worldwide until they reach their operating life or are retired for fleet-renewal reasons.
Which airlines operate the Airbus A330-300?
Current operators in FlightQ's exact-type fleet directory include Cathay Pacific, Turkish Airlines, Delta Air Lines, among others. Fleet records were checked August 2026.
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