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Following the Airbus A350-1000 Tour

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Airbus is taking its A350-1000 on a multi-stop tour that began this weekend in Doha and concludes in Manila next month. Along the way, the aircraft will visit 12 destinations in Asia, Australia, and New Zealand before returning to Toulouse. Included in the tour is a stop at the Singapore Air Show in early February.

The Airbus A350-1000 Demonstration Tour

See our inside tour of the A350-900 test aircraft from 2015

Tracking the A350-1000 on tour

Airbus is using A350-1000 F-WLXV | MSN 065, the aircraft painted in the special Carbon Fibre livery. Because of the fluid nature of the tour, we’re unable to post a full schedule, but tour order should be consistent.

Live tracking the tour

If F-WLXV is in the air, you’ll see it below.

Toulouse—Doha—Muscat—Hong Kong—Seoul—Taipei—Hanoi—Singapore—Sydney—Auckland—Tokyo—Manila—Toulouse

A350-1000 F-WLXV 1 A350-1000 F-WLXV 2 A350-1000 F-WLXV 3 OLYMPUS DIGITAL CAMERA A350-1000 F-WLXV 5
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A350-1000 | MSN 065 | F-WLXV

Track the A350-1000 tour with registration F-WLXV or search for callsign ‘AIB’. You can also follow all Airbus A350-1000 aircraft with aircraft code ‘A35K’, including the first production A350-1000 for Qatar Airways, scheduled to be delivered early this year.

Spotters note: since not all A350-1000s will have a giant ‘1000’ painted on the side, one quick way to tell the A350-1000 from the A350-900 is the triple bogey main landing gear of the -1000.

The first A350-1000 for Qatar Airways, to be registered A7-ANA

Slideshow image credits: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5

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