the Qantas Group currently has two other Flying Art aircraft in service: Boeing 737-800 "Mendoowoorrji" and Airbus A220 "Minyma Kutjara Tjukurpa"
and the renovated "Jetstream"
but it also marks the first new aircraft type to enter the fleet since 2008
up to the numbering of seat rows in Hawaiian language
and some assembly is required
Herpa Snap Fit Airbus Industries BelugaXL - XL#6 - F-GXLO "XL#6" 1/200 Aircraft Scale Model GeminiJets 1/400 the Qantas Group currently hasThe BelugaXL is based on the A330 and has a 30% higher freight capacity than its predecessor, the A300 600ST, allowing it to transport, for example, two A350 wings at the same time, compared to the single wing the original Beluga can carry. Externally, the XL can be most easily recognized by its smile, which further emphasizes the appearance of the whale. On July 21, 2023, the sixth and final BelugaXL took off from Toulouse for its maiden flight. In