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Qatar Airways has converted its existing order for 20 A350-800s, 40 -900s and 20 -1000s to 43 A35-900s and 37 high capacity A350-1000s.
The airline’s CEO Akbar AL Baker said: “We have taken the time necessary to come to today’s decision in favour of the larger A350 XWB models which we believe are best suited to our business model.”
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Qatar Airways has been involved in the development of the A350 series since design work started on the aircraft.
The A350 promises a 20 per cent fuel saving over existing models in its class, and the growing commitments to the larger A350-1000 highlights the impetus for Boeing to develop further its 777X concept. (Read about this in the January/February issue of Australian Aviation, on sale January 2.)
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