Airbus A310 Passenger Jet Plane

The Airbus A310 is a twin-engined widebody airliner developed as a shortened version of the Airbus A300. Introduced in 1983, it was the second aircraft model produced by Airbus and can accommodate up to 265 passengers. The A310 was designed for medium to long-range routes, offering airlines a smaller wide-body option for such flights. It features a two-person crew and shares components with the A300 to reduce costs. The A310 played a significant role in establishing Airbus as a competitor to Boeing in the commercial aircraft market. Production of the A310 ended in 1998 after 255 units were delivered, with the A330-200 eventually replacing it in Airbus' lineup. The aircraft's versatility and efficiency made it popular among various airlines during its operational lifetime.

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