Airbus A350-941

05 Feb 2026 · © Unknown

The A350-900 is renowned for its fuel efficiency, quiet cabin, and advanced passenger comfort. Air France uses these primarily on high-density intercontinental routes.

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eli1483d · 05 Feb 2026

And great photo

eli1483d · 05 Feb 2026

How do you get the bit that says the registration , airline and other things at the bottom of your picture?

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Aircraft

A350-941 A359

Air France 2019+ standard livery

F-HUYT

Registration

Airline

Air France

AFR / AF

Manufacturer

Airbus

Insights

Aviation History

The Airbus A350 is a new-generation widebody jet known for fuel efficiency and advanced aerodynamics. Air France was among the early European major airlines to adopt the type.

Fleet Rarity

One of about 20 A350-900s in Air France's fleet as of 2024, increasingly common worldwide but rare compared to older widebodies.

Record Flights

A350s have performed some of the world's longest flights in other airline fleets, but Air France operates them mostly on transatlantic and long-haul Asian routes.

Safety & Events

No major incidents reported for this particular registration as of mid-2024.

Future Outlook

Active and expected to serve for at least a decade due to fleet renewal strategies.

Specifications

Rolls-Royce Trent XWB-84

Engine

64.75 meters

Wingspan

66.80 meters

Length

15,000 km

Range

903 km/h

Speed

300-350 passengers (Air France configuration usually 324)

Capacity

280,000 kg

MTOW

17.05 meters

Height

84,000 lbf (374 kN)

Thrust

ICAO Chapter 14 compliant, typically ~89 dB LTO

Noise

Nose registration partially obstructed but confirmed by tail and engine markings.