(4K) BEST OF CONDOR A330NEO SPECIAL - PlaneSpotting

Welcome to this Special Condor A330Neo only video!

Condor announced in 2022 a new striped livery, what caused quite a lot of controversy in the Aviation world.
With the announcement of the new livery also came the new aircraft type in Condor’s fleet the A330-900.
And we must admit it took some time to get used to, but this livery really started to grow on us and especially the A330 with the gold stripes.

As some of you might know, we went to Frankfurt last weekend with a couple of goals to capture some highlights ( Lufthansa B747-4/8 | A340-300/600 | Condor A330-900 / 757/767 + Asian Carriers ) , and ofcourse a lot more!

And since we liked the Condor A330-900 so much we decided to make special video dedicated towards this aircraft, so enjoy the video and let us know if we should do this more often!

Condor A330Neo technical data;

The Airbus A330neo aircraft are used on Condor long-haul flights. 30 seats in Business Class and 64 seats in Premium Economy Class offer you an even more pleasant flying experience: maximum comfort, the latest technology and the best efficiency.

Technical Data for Airbus A330neo

Manufacturer:
Airbus Industries Toulouse, France

Crew:
1 captain, 1 co-pilot, 10 flight attendants

Seats:
310 seats , 30 of them in Business Class

Bookable XL-Seats with extra leg room 30DEFG, 31AC/HK.

Speeds:
Take-off 300 km/h, during flight 870 km/h, landing 263 km/h

Max flying altitude:
41.450 ft (12.600 m)

Range:
12.600 km

Engines:
Rolls-Royce Trent 7000

Fuel capacity:
139.090 l

Payload:
43.600 kg / 47.600 kg

Length:
63,66 m

Height:
16,79 m

Wingspan:
64,0 m

Width of cabin:
5,29 m (inside), 5,64 m (outside)

Video monitors:
In each seat

USB/AUX ports:
In each seat

Power outlets Connections:
Premium Econonmy Class: in every second seat
Business Class: in every seat

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