Airbus Corporate Jets has introduced a private jet version of its new A330neo aircraft, under the brand name of ACJ330neo.
The aircraft is equipped with a spacious cabin that can accommodate conference and dining areas, as well as a private office, bedroom, bathroom and guest seating.
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It can also be fully customised in accordance with customer requirements.
Capable of carrying 25 passengers, ACJ330neo can fly for 20h at a stretch, which is enough to fly non-stop from Europe to Australia.
The new aircraft also includes Category 3B auto-land capability and additional features such as a common cockpit and optional dual head-up displays (HUDs).
Airbus customers chief operating officer John Leahy said: “For customers, such as countries needing to fly heads of state and delegations worldwide on government business, the ACJ330neo offers an unbeatable combination of modern design, proven capability and productivity, as well as being part of the world’s best-selling wide-body family.”
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By GlobalDataAirbus has so far received more than 2,000 orders from over 170 customers and operators for its A330 and A340 aircraft.
More than 180 Airbus corporate jets are currently in service worldwide, including Antarctica.
In addition, Airbus Corporate Jets has announced a new cabin design for the ACJ319neo at the ongoing European business aviation conference and exhibition (EBACE) show in Geneva, Switzerland.
The Infinito cabin design has been jointly developed by Italy’s Pagani Automobili and Airbus Corporate Jets.
Image: New ACJ330neo aircraft from Airbus. Photo: courtesy of Airbus.
