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Airbus prepares to test new A350 freighter and ultra-long-range models

Airbus prepares to test new A350 freighter and ultra-long-range models
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On June 13, 2025, it was reported that Airbus is set to begin flight tests for two new variants of its popular wide-body jet, the Airbus A350. The upcoming models include the A350F and the A350-1000ULR.

The A350F is a next-generation freighter designed to meet modern cargo demands. Meanwhile, the A350-1000ULR has been developed for ultra-long-haul flights, catering to specific long-distance travel needs.

These developments signal Airbus's continued innovation in aviation technology and its commitment to expanding its aircraft offerings.

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