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To me, flying is the best feeling in the world! I have the pleasure to fly in a “AirCam” over the beautiful countryside of Atlanta, Georgia last week with pilot Gopi Thotakura ✈️
The first Qantas Project Sunrise A350-1000 aircraft has completed major production milestones at the Airbus manufacturing facility in Toulouse.
All key airframe components including the forward, centre and rear fuselage sections have come together, along with the wings, tail section and landing gear now attached. The aircraft will be transferred to a new hangar where it will have engines and flight test instruments installed, in preparation for an extensive test flight programme, commencing in 2026.
The first of 12 new aircraft is scheduled for delivery in late 2026, with the first commercial Project Sunrise services commencing in the first half of 2027.