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Airbus A350-1000

Airbus A350-1000: 375–400 seats on the published cabin basis and 16,850 km of indicative range. Review cabin assumptions, dimensions and source dates before comparing it with another model.

Verified reference facts

Typical seats
375–400
Cabin basis
Three classes
Maximum seats
480
Published range
16,850 km
Range measurement basis
Manufacturer published range; operating assumptions vary
Role
Large long haul
Overall length
73.78 m
Wingspan
64.75 m
Maximum take-off weight
324,000 kg

Reviewed : · Official source · Airbus ↗

Dimensions and maximum take-off weights describe the published model or weight option, not the configuration of every aircraft in service. Missing figures are deliberately left unspecified.

Range is an indicative manufacturer figure. Certification and availability of each variant must be checked separately with the competent authority.

What these figures mean for a journey

The model name does not specify seat pitch, width, Wi-Fi, cabin classes or airline baggage allowances. Consult the operating airline’s actual seat map. Payload, reserves, winds and take-off restrictions can reduce usable range; a published range is not a promise that a particular route is available.

Questions about this topic

Is the listed seating the airline’s seat count?

No. Typical seating describes the manufacturer’s cabin assumption. The airline selects its own cabin layout; a listed maximum is a separate high-density limit, not a comfort rating.

Can range figures be compared directly?

Only with the assumptions in view. ATR figures here use the current maximum-passenger product-page basis; Embraer E2 specifications include passengers, cruise and reserve assumptions. Published jet range figures can use other configurations. Compare payload and cabin basis alongside distance.

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