October 10, 2002 at 8:34 pm
[updated:LAST EDITED ON 10-10-02 AT 08:36 PM (GMT)]I found this pic of the Airbus Factory in Toulouse… Just though you’d like to see whats going on there, what airlines have planes on order
In the pic I can see:
A Virgin A340-600
A Air France A330?
A USA 3000 A320
An Austrian Airlines A320
An Air Canada A320
A Few Iberia A320’s
A TAM A320
A Fed Ex A310
The A340-500 and 600
And a Super Guppy.
Is that Qantas Aircraft an A330??? It really looks like one, can you see the winglets?
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By: 777crazy - 13th October 2002 at 16:03
RE: Toulouse.
thanks – u can see where i got my login inspiration name from
By: A330Crazy - 11th October 2002 at 19:48
RE: Toulouse.
Welcome 777Crazy. 🙂
By: 777crazy - 11th October 2002 at 19:20
RE: Toulouse.
nice to see someones putting a non-american aircraft to use
By: Saab 2000 - 11th October 2002 at 19:16
RE: Toulouse.
Bmi ordered 4 A330s,G-WWBB and G-WWBM are used on the Manchester to Chicago/Washigton routes.G-WWBD is stored at MAN (I’m not sure whats happening with that) There was a 4th at TLS which according to what I heard was sold (or leased) to Emirates.
By: 777crazy - 11th October 2002 at 19:10
RE: Toulouse.
[updated:LAST EDITED ON 11-10-02 AT 07:12 PM (GMT)]you sure about that I know assembly had started on it but it was supposed to be in open storage at toulouse
By: Saab 2000 - 11th October 2002 at 19:09
RE: Toulouse.
There is a third bmi A330,however,seeing that bmi’s transatlantic operations are not really a success and the down turn in the aviation industry,I think they’ve cancelled it.
By: 777crazy - 11th October 2002 at 19:03
RE: Toulouse.
is it me or is there the 3rd BMI a330 in that shot as well. if you look bottom left it is the 2nd one in.
By: MapleLeaf_330 - 11th October 2002 at 18:59
RE: Toulouse.
Great photo. Can’t wait for the Qantas 330!
Welcome Jason.
By: 777crazy - 11th October 2002 at 18:58
RE: Toulouse.
TLS is usually quiet. most movements are between 6 am and 8 am with flights going to north arfica.
By: Saab 2000 - 11th October 2002 at 15:41
RE: Toulouse.
I was at Blagnac last Febuary (as someone said,going skiing in Andorra) I was surprised that it wasn’t actually that busy!Saw a couple of Air France jets and a few other European airlines but that was all.I saw the Airbus factory from the terminal and you also have goods views of the apron.
By: 777crazy - 11th October 2002 at 14:08
RE: Toulouse.
pity this doesnt happen in seattle !!!
By: Bhoy - 11th October 2002 at 14:04
RE: Toulouse.
yeah, the Airbus site is on the opposite side of the runway from the Terminal.
By: 777crazy - 11th October 2002 at 13:45
RE: Toulouse.
located at toulouse airport. if you go snowboarding in andorra thats where you usually land and eveerything is visible on landing and within the terminal. you get some spectaular views there.
By: Ren Frew - 11th October 2002 at 13:34
RE: Toulouse.
Er.. dumb question this I suppose.
Is the Airbus plant situated within Toulouse Airport or is a separate site elsewhere ?
By: 777crazy - 11th October 2002 at 12:47
RE: Toulouse.
thanks for the warm welcome !!!
By: Dutchy - 11th October 2002 at 09:11
RE: Toulouse.
Yes, welcome
By: Hand87_5 - 11th October 2002 at 08:45
RE: Toulouse.
A new mate !!! Welcome on board Jason .
By: 777crazy - 11th October 2002 at 07:48
RE: Toulouse.
yep, think qantas have either 3 or 4 on order to be delivered in Q4 2003.