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    Dissecting the new Uganda Airlines Airbus 330neo tech features

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    Uganda Airlines recently acquired a long-hop carrier the Airbus 330neo. The “neo” stands for New Engine Option and it is touted as a wide-body jet airliner. It was launched on 14 July 2014 and this new version with modern engines is comparable to those developed for the ill-fated Boeing 787 was called for by operators of the original A330 series.

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    Building on the proven success of its popular twin-aisle, twin-engine, widebody A330 Family, Airbus launched the A330neo jetliner – comprising the A330-800 and A330-900 versions – in July 2014. Uganda Airlines bought the A330-800 variant.

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    Today we look at all the customer centric features of Uganda Airlines Airbus 330neo.

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    The A330-800 – one of two A330neo versions, along with the A330-900 – is a more efficient aircraft that will generate savings through its reduced fuel burn. The jetliner incorporates the latest-generation Rolls-Royce Trent 7000 engines, along with multiple aerodynamic improvements. With a range of 8,150 nautical miles, the A330-800 typically will seat 220 to 260 passengers in three classes of service, while offering capacity for up to 406 travelers in a high-density configuration.

    The A330neo Tech Specs

    Dimensions
    Overall length58.82 m
    Cabin length45.00 m
    Fuselage width5.64 m
    Max Cabin Width5.26 m
    Wing Span64 m
    Height17.39 m
    Track10.68 m
    Wheelbase22.18 m
    Capacity
    Maximum Seating406 pax
    Typical seating 3 class220-260
    Cargo -LD3 Capacity underfloor27
    Cargo -Max pallet number underfloor8 + 3 LD3
    Water volume178 (cubic meters)
    Performance
    Range15,094 km
    MmoM0.86
    Max ramp weight251.90 tonnes
    Max take off weight251.00 tonnes
    Max landing weight186.0 tonnes
    Max Zero fuel weight176.00 tonnes
    Max fuel capacity139,090 liters

    The A330neo Family delivers significant efficiency improvements while also launching the Airspace cabin, which offers the newest and most advanced in-flight experience.  

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    Uganda Airlines Airbus 330neo

    Uganda Airlines’s Airbus A330neo is a more efficient aircraft that will generate savings through its reduced fuel burn. It incorporates the latest-generation Rolls-Royce Trent 7000 engines, along with aerodynamic improvements – such as new composite Sharklet wingtip devices that provide an increased wingspan of 4 meters – as well as increased lift and reduced drag.

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    With a range of 8,150 nautical miles, the A330-800 will typically seat 220 to 260 passengers in three classes of service, while offering capacity for up to 406 travellers in a high-density configuration.

    Airspace

    According to Airbus, the A330neo was the launch vehicle for the Airspace cabin philosophy, meaning Uganda Airlines passengers will be among the first to experience new standards of onboard relaxation. Welcomed by wide seats and a beautifully lit cabin, passengers also can enjoy the latest generation of in-flight entertainment or take care of business with email and Wi-Fi capabilities. Whether it’s short, medium or long-haul, passengers can have access to everything they need to truly relax and enjoy the flight. 

    The A330neo Utilizes cutting-edge cabin developments first developed on the all-new A350 XWB and encompassing four key pillars – comfort, ambience, services and design – Airspace offers more personal space and a unique welcome area, as well as Airbus’ signature design elements – the combination of which create a cabin that represents the highest standards of design and luxury.

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    Roger Bambino
    Roger Bambino
    The love for gadgets and technology is deeply rooted in his DNA, he is a blogger and really obsessed with cool devices. Roger is the EIC at Techjaja and also he loves creepy movies, and takes you very, very seriously. May be!!
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