COMMONFreighters

Airbus A300-600

The OG Airbus

“The plane that launched Airbus.”

ICAO type code A306 · Airbus

First catch: 25 points in Bogey
Airbus A300-600, The OG Airbus
Photo: Wikimedia Commons
Length
177 ft 5 in
Wingspan
147 ft 1 in
Max speed
459 kts
Range
4,050 nmi
Ceiling
40,000 ft
Engines
2x CF6-80C2 / PW4158
Crew
2
Max passengers
361
Typical config
266 (2-class)
Built
313

The story

The A300 was the first Airbus and the first twin-engine widebody. It proved that European collaboration could build world-class aircraft. Most are freighters now, hauling UPS and FedEx packages.

Fun fact

The A300 Beluga — a modified version with a massive cargo hold — carries Airbus aircraft parts between factories.

Quick answers

How do you identify a A300-600?

Wide fuselage, twin engines. Almost all are freighters now. FedEx and UPS are the primary operators.

What does a A300-600 sound like?

Classic twin CF6 widebody roar — you hear them late at night on FedEx runs.

How fast is the A300-600?

Top speed is 459 kts.

How many passengers does the A300-600 carry?

Up to 361. A typical layout is 266 (2-class).

How far can the A300-600 fly?

Range is about 4,050 nmi.

How big is the A300-600?

It is 177 ft 5 in long and 147 ft 1 in across the wings.

When did the A300-600 first fly?

Its first flight was in 1983.

How many A300-600s have been built?

313 built.

How rare is a A300-600 in Bogey?

COMMON. Everyday traffic. You will catch plenty of these, and every first catch still counts. Your first A300-600 catch is worth 25 points.

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