Cabin Changes Mean 8-16 More Seats For A350 Than A330-200
Airbus has frozen configuration plans for its baseline A350 to give the plane eight more seats than the A330-200, and said its "strategic positioning" calls for about 10% more seats than the Boeing 787. The A350 fuselage is the same size as the A330-200, so Airbus gained the extra eight seats by...
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