Most of the world's remaining Airbus A300s are freighters in service with three of the world's largest cargo companies.

The use of ranked wingtips would have increased the A380's wings and would have forced engineers to decrease the overall size ...

The A300/A310 would spawn many variants, but two stand out as the most exciting. There’s the Airbus A300 Zero-G, a reduced-gravity aircraft used for training astronauts.

With the Airbus A300, some interesting departures from U.S.-designed aircraft immediately stood out. Instead of the typical three-engine composition common in the 60s, the A300 only had two jet ...

The A300 is no longer in production. The aircraft celebrated its 20th anniversary in 2014, and Airbus plans an even bigger version of the transport plane – the A330-based Beluga XL – in 2019.

Airbus figures show that MSN 80, registered as EP-IBS, is the oldest active A300. The aircraft is one of only two A300B2s still shown as in service. However, according to Aviation Week’s Tracked ...

Airbus delivered the final A300, a freighter, to FedEx. Read the Airbus press release . The plane manufacturer also features a a short video about the making of the first A300.

According to Airbus, by the end of October, 242 A300-600s were in service with 27 operators. To date, the entire fleet has accumulated some 5.560 million flight hours in some 2.886 million flights.

Nearly forty years ago the Airbus adventure started with the A300B, an innovative response to airlines’ requirements. In 1972 the world’s first widebody twin-aisle commercial aircraft ...

Airbus has since rolled out numerous other models, including the A310, A320, A330, A380 and the new A350. Airbus' A320 family of jets includes the A319 and A321 variants.

LOS ANGELES -- The National Transportation Safety Board urged federal air-safety regulators to require modification of rudders on certain Airbus A300 jetliner models that would prevent pilot ...

The A300/A310 would spawn many variants, but two stand out as the most exciting. There’s the Airbus A300 Zero-G, a reduced-gravity aircraft used for training astronauts.