The Airbus A330 family is a family of wide-body twin engine airliners made by Airbus for medium to long haul lines.
The Airbus A330-200 is a twin-engine, long-range widebody jet designed for intercontinental travel. Its efficiency, comfort, and cargo capacity have made it a popular choice for airlines worldwide.
| ICAO code | A332 |
| Engine type | GE CF6 |
| Length | 193.6ft/ 59m |
| Wingspan | 197.8ft/ 60.3m |
| Height | 59.8ft/ 18.23m |
| MTOW | 533519lbs/ 242tons |
| Range | 8150nm/ 15100km |
| Max pax capacity | 406 |
The Airbus A330-300 is the original and larger variant of the A330 family, optimized for medium- to long-haul routes. Known for its spacious cabin and reliability, it became a backbone for many airlines' widebody fleets before newer models like the A350 took over.
| ICAO code | A333 |
| Engine type | GE CF6 |
| Length | 209ft/ 63.7m |
| Wingspan | 197.8ft/ 60.3m |
| Height | 45.7ft/ 13.93m |
| MTOW | 533519lbs/ 242tons |
| Range | 6350nm/ 11750km |
| Max pax capacity | 440 |
Smallest variant of the A330neo family designed for higher range while lower capacity compared to it's bigger sibling A330-900
| ICAO code | A338 |
| Engine type | R-R Trent 7000 |
| Length | 193ft/ 58.8m |
| Wingspan | 210ft/ 64m |
| Height | 57.1ft/ 17.4m |
| MTOW | 544542lbs/ 247tons |
| Range | 8100nm/ 15000km |
| Max pax capacity | 406 |
Bigger variant of the A330neo family designed for shorter range with higher capacity compared to it's smaller sibling A330-800
| ICAO code | A339 |
| Engine type | R-R Trent 7000 |
| Length | 208.9ft/ 63.66m |
| Wingspan | 210ft/ 64m |
| Height | 55.1ft/ 16.8m |
| MTOW | 553400lbs/ 251tons |
| Range | 7350nm/ 13600km |
| Max pax capacity | 465 |