CABIN LAYOUT & COMFORT

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A QUIET ENVIRONMENT

Optimised for the medium- to extended-range market, the A330-300 provides a high-level of passenger comfort, with one of the quietest aircraft cabins flying today. This twin-engine jetliner has an overall length of 63.6 metres, with the capacity to seat a maximum of 335 passengers in a typical two-class cabin layout, or 295 passengers when configured for three classes.

As with each member of the A330 Family of jetliners, first and business class passengers on the A330-300 are guaranteed to have their preferred seating choice. In addition, the eight-abreast seating layout in economy class ensures that no passenger is more than one seat from the aisle. Additional headroom in the A330 cabin offers optimum overhead storage so passengers have more space to stow their carry-on bags.

MODERN EFFICIENCY

The A330-300 offers passengers the quietest twin-engine cabin flying today. Airbus’ commitment to continuous improvement has further enhanced the environment with the use of LED (light emitting diode) lighting technology for reading lights, passenger information signs, cabin signs and ambient lighting. In addition to providing better illumination, airlines benefit from the LED lighting’s longer operating lifetimes and lower maintenance costs.

Other cabin improvements from Airbus range from newly-designed air conditioning outlets and mood lighting to updated interior styling – all of which provide an even brighter, lighter and more spacious environment in all classes of service.

Another benefit for airline operators are designed-in features that permit faster cabin reconfiguration, allowing for rapid adaptation to changing market needs and fleet deployment. This includes cabin “flexibility zones” for both galleys and lavatories with provisions for rapid relocation.

SEATING CONFIGURATION

The A330-300 typically carries 295 passengers in a first/business/ economy class layout, while the aircraft's two-class configuration seats 335 passengers.