Singapore Airlines is now the Largest Operator of A350, Qatar slips a position

Singapore Airlines is now the largest operator of A350, Qatar slips a position – Singapore Airlines is the latest carrier to become the largest operator of Airbus A350-900 on 3rd April, after accepting multiple aircraft at once. On April 2nd, three aircraft departed Toulouse and flew overnight, the three A350s landed in Singapore between 08:00 and 12:00 on April 3rd.

Flight details of the three A350s

RadarBox.com tweeted the flight tracker link:

Delivery of 3 Airbus A350s to Singapore Airlines now!

Follow flight #SQ8895 at RadarBox:https://t.co/EYZQD8tzAI

Follow flight #SQ8896 at RadarBox:https://t.co/x6033W2FJm

Follow flight #SQ8897 at RadarBox:https://t.co/aSAru37Gst#SingaporeAirlines #Airbus #A350 #RadarBox pic.twitter.com/NBQvagTXPl

— RadarBox (@RadarBox24) April 2, 2021

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Singapore Airlines fleet of A350s

Data from planespotters.net indicates that the carrier currently has 55 Airbus A350s in its fleet. These have an average age of 2.6 years old. This made Singapore Airlines the largest operator of A350, the 2nd most operator of A350 is Qatar Airways slips the top position with 53 Airbus A350s.

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