The Airbus widebody family of flight test aircraft – the A380, A330 and A350 – flew in formation on September 19 for the first time before continuing on their separate flight test missions.
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Ante C
says:Airbus seems to be doing really well at the moment, and good luck for the future!
Roy Fordham
says:Nice piece of ‘Cosying’ for a photo shoot, would love to have been forming with them.
Not to be a recommended practice though with RPT operations.
Ray E
says:Boeing to follow suit with 747-8I, 747-8F, 787-8/-9?
Dane
says:What are they flight testing on the A330?