Delta Air Lines Airbus A350-900 on final approach—a modern flagship widebody and a favorite among spotters for its sleek design.
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Spotter's notes
Delta was the first North American airline to receive the A330, replacing older Boeing 747s for long-haul international service. The wingtips (sharklets) and smooth cockpit windows (eye-mask style) help distinguish the A350 series visually.
Aircraft identity
ICAO Type
A330
Model
A330-900
Manufacturer
Airbus
Airline
Delta Air Lines
Airline Code
DAL / DL
Livery
Delta Air Lines standard livery
Military
Civilian
Technicals
Engine
Rolls-Royce Trent XWB-84
Thrust
84,000 lbf (374 kN) per engine
Wingspan
64.75 meters
Length
66.8 meters
Height
17.05 meters
MTOW
280,000 kg
Range
15,000 km
Capacity
300-350 passengers (typical 3-class)
Cruise Speed
903 km/h (Mach 0.85)
Noise Rating
~85 dB (meets ICAO Chapter 14)