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What is an A330-200 worth?
26 October 2009
Airfinance Journal asked appraisers to assess the value of a 2000-vintage A330-200 powered by Trent 772B-60 engines.
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A330-200
Aircraft Values
Extended-range (ER) and long-range (LR) are the typical variations on aircraft, but in 1995 Airbus stated that it would shrink the A330-300 – already in production since 1993.The result was the A330-200.
The programme, which was estimated to cost $450 million, was launched in 1995 as an answer to Boeing’s 767,and the aircraft entered into service in 1998.ILFC,which was the first customer, leased the first two aircraft to low-cost carrier Canada 3000 Airlines.
The A330-200 is a medium- to long-range aircraft, with a shorter fuselage (193 feet versus 208 feet) but longer range (6,650 nautical miles versus 5,600) compared with its sibling, the A330-300.It can be powered either by the CF6-80E,PW4000 or Trent 700-series engines. This model is typically used for long-range distances with 253 to 293 passengers, depending on configuration.
Martin O’Harahan, director of valuations, Avitas
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