Japan Airlines (JAL) has officially taken delivery of the first Airbus A350-1000 on Thursday. The aircraft was handed over to the airline during a ceremony in Toulouse, after which the new airliner was to depart for Tokyo Haneda. The arrival of the A350-1000 marks a new phase for JAL fleet plans.
JAL has 13 A350-1000s on order as a replacement for the same number of 777-300ERs in the fleet. The first delivery has taken some time: the heads of version has been spotted in full livery in Toulouse this spring but only commenced flight tests in the past months. Supply chain
issues resulted in a delay from the original delivery schedule of November.
The -1000 comes with 239 seats, including six First Class suites, 54 Business Class suites, 24 Premium Economy seats, and 155 seats in Economy Class.
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