A350-900

Shaping the future of air travel

The A350-900 is the cornerstone member of Airbus’ all-new A350 Family, which is shaping the future air travel. This jetliner accommodates between 300 and 350 passengers in a standard three-class configuration and its state-of-the-art comfort and amenities ensure that everyone on-board enjoys a pleasant flight. As with all A350 models, its fuselage is built with carbon-fibre reinforced plastic (CFRP) – which supports lower fuel burn, easier maintenance and increased resistance to corrosion.

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Range 15 000 km 8 100 nm
Typical seating 3-class 300-350 300-350
Overall length 66.80 m 219 ft 2 in

Height 17.05 m 55 ft 11 in

Wing span 64.75 m 212 ft 5 in

Dimensions

Overall length	66.80 m
Cabin length	51.04 m
Fuselage width	5.96 m
Max cabin width	5.61 m
Wing span (geometric)	64.75 m
Height	17.05 m
Track	10.60 m
Wheelbase	28.66 m

Capacity

Pax	Max seating	440
	Typical seating 3-class	300-350
Cargo	LD3 capacity underfloor	36
	Max pallet number underfloor	11
	Water volume	223 m³

Performance

Range	15 000 km
Mmo	M0.89
Max ramp weight	280.90 tonnes
Max take-off weight	280.00 tonnes
Max landing weight	207.00 tonnes
Max zero fuel weight	195.70 tonnes
Max fuel capacity	141 000 litres

Dimensions

Overall length	219 ft 2 in
Cabin length	167 ft 5 in
Fuselage width	19 ft 7 in
Max cabin width	18 ft 5 in
Wing span (geometric)	212 ft 5 in
Height	55 ft 11 in
Track	34 ft 9 in
Wheelbase	94 ft 1 in

Capacity

Pax	Max seating	440
	Typical seating 3-class	300-350
Cargo	LD3 capacity underfloor	36
	Max pallet number underfloor	11
	Water volume	7 861 ft³

Performance

Range	8 100 nm
Mmo	M0.89
Max ramp weight	619.28 lb x 1000
Max take-off weight	617.30 lb x 1000
Max landing weight	456.40 lb x 1000
Max zero fuel weight	431.40 lb x 1000
Max fuel capacity	37 248 USG

Aircraft weights and capabilities shown are the highest values. Ranges shown are for typical passenger load

ULR: Going the ‘Xtra’ distance

The A350 XWB’s flight deck layout is shown in this photo taken inside the aircraft’s cockpit

The A350-900’s state-of-the-art cockpit features six very large liquid crystal display (LCD) screens.

Airbus launched the Ultra Long Range version of its A350-900 as part of the company’s philosophy of continuous innovation. Designated the A350-900ULR, this jetliner can fly further than any other aircraft in commercial service – up to 9,700 nautical miles.

Benefitting from the A350-900’s unique flexibility, the extended range capability does not involve installation of additional fuel tanks, but rather an adaptation of the fuel system within the existing fuel tank. In addition, the A350-900ULR can be reconfigured to the standard long-haul specifications of the A350-900 if required by the operator.

With a maximum take-off weight (MTOW) of 280 tonnes, the A350-900ULR is capable of flying over 20 hours non-stop, combining the highest levels of passenger and crew comfort with unbeatable economics for such distances.

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Airspace: state-of-the-art travel

The bottom view of an in-flight A350-900 version of the A350 XWB in Airbus’ blue and white livery

The A350-900 received Type Certification from the European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) in September 2014.

Like all members of the A350 Family, the A350-900 benefits from having the most modern cabin – delivering new standards of comfort to passengers throughout the flight. The advances made in the A350’s cabin have led to development of the Airspace concept, which delivers the perfect space for passenger well-being – exemplified by the A350 – to the rest of Airbus’ aircraft families.

Passengers on the A350-900 can look forward to a spacious, elegantly-lit cabin as they settle into Airbus’ wider seats for an enjoyable flight.

The quietness of the cabin contributes to a relaxing environment, while the latest in-flight entertainment allows passengers to access movies on demand or stay-up-to-date with the world below thanks to Wi-Fi and mobile phone connectivity – whether it’s for social media, replying to important business emails or something else.

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Impactful innovation

Incorporating advances in flight controls, systems and wing design, the A350-900 is a truly state-of-the-art aircraft. These developments have a genuine impact in terms of safety, maintenance and efficiency, meaning that the aircraft reduces its fuel burn significantly – generating savings and reducing its environmental impact.

As with all A350 models, the fuselage is built with carbon-fibre reinforced plastic (CFRP) – which supports lower fuel burn, easier maintenance and increased resistance to corrosion. The jetliner’s wings also are more efficient and quieter due to their advanced design, which allows them to adapt while airborne – tailoring it for maximum aerodynamic efficiency in the various phases of flight.