China Airlines orders ten Airbus A350-1000s

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China Airlines has placed a firm order for ten A350-1000s with Airbus. This move symbolizes the airline’s expansion strategy and commitment to enhancing the travel experience. The new aircraft will primarily be used on long-haul routes to North America and Europe.

Strategic expansion of the fleet

China Airlines has confirmed the purchase of ten Airbus A350-1000 aircraft. These new aircraft will complement the existing A350-900 fleet and strengthen the airline’s long-haul capabilities. The move follows a previous announcement from December 2024 and is in line with the airline’s international growth strategy. The A350-1000 promises to ensure smooth integration into the airline’s existing operations and offer increased efficiency.

Technological superiority and environmental awareness of the A350-1000

The model chosen by China Airlines, the A350-1000, is recognized as the world’s most advanced long-haul aircraft. It not only offers superior range thanks to the latest generation of Rolls-Royce engines, but also a 25% fuel saving compared to previous models. In addition to its efficiency, the A350-1000 has the capability to use up to 50% sustainable aviation fuel, a figure Airbus aims to increase to 100% by 2030.

Joint development with Airbus

Airbus welcomed the expanded collaboration with China Airlines, one of the early adopters of the A350-900 models. Airbus praised the airline’s role as a pioneer in the adoption of new aircraft technology. The A350-1000 order underscores the shared focus on comfort and operational efficiency, further strengthening both companies’ leadership in the aviation industry.

Growing A350 fleet worldwide

The Airbus A350 family has more than 1,360 orders from 60 customers worldwide, demonstrating its popularity and reliability in long-haul services. Currently, over 640 aircraft are in service with 38 operators. China Airlines, which operates a fleet of 15 A350-900s, is further expanding its long-haul capacity to meet growing demand in Europe and the United States.

China Airlines, based in Taiwan, is considered a leading airline in Asia and has pursued the goal of maximizing travel comfort and utilizing environmentally friendly technologies since its founding. With a fleet covering both regional and long-haul routes, the airline sets standards in service quality and technological advancement.