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Airbus A310

Updated 03/11/2026

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A German Air Force Airbus A310 MRT StratAirMedEvac, was open for static display to interested personnel May 7, 2014, at NATO Air Base, Germany. On operational missions, the Airbus A310 MRT StratAirMedEvac is staffed by up to 30 highly qualified military personnel from the Bundeswehr Medical Service, including up to eight physicians. (Photo by Andrea Hohenforst) — Exterior
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A German Air Force Airbus A310 MRT StratAirMedEvac, was open for static display to interested personnel May 7, 2014, at NATO Air Base, Germany. The Airbus A310 MRT StratAirMedEvac is equipped with a total of six patient transport units and 38 litter kits enabling in-flight care at the same standard as an intensive care ward in Germany. (Photo by Andrea Hohenforst) — Exterior
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Advertising poster for the planned use of the Airbus A310 by Pan American on Berlin routes. From April 1985 onwards, the time had come and the first aircraft entered scheduled service. — Exterior
Photo : Lothar Weber, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons · File page

Paris Air Show 2017 Airbus A310 zero-G — Exterior
Photo : Marc Lacoste, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons · File page

MSN 564 A310-304 CSA JFK NOW MAHAN AIR AS EP-MNX — Exterior
Photo : Eric Salard, CC BY-SA 2.0, via Wikimedia Commons · File page

Air Transat A310 — Exterior
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KFLL — Exterior
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Airbus A310 — Exterior — Exterior
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Airbus A310 — Exterior — Exterior
Photo : Alex Beltyukov - RuSpotters Team, CC BY-SA 3.0, via Wikimedia Commons · File page

Airbus A310 — Exterior — Exterior
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Airbus A310 — Exterior — Exterior
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Miami c.1990 — Exterior
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Specifications

Manufacturer: Airbus Commercial Aircraft
First flight: 3 April 1982
Engines: General Electric CF6, JT9D, Pratt & Whitney PW4000
Wingspan: 43.9 m
Length: 46.66 m
Capacity: 280 passengers

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