A330-300 Aer Lingus; 1:500

Aer Lingus is an Irish airline that was established by the Irish Government. It was privatised between 2006 and 2015 and is now wholly owned by International Airlines Group. Its headquarters are located at Dublin Airport, in the Cloghran area of County Dublin.

The Airbus A330-300 is the largest aircraft in the Aer Lingus fleet. It flies frequently between Dublin and the east coast of North America.

Specifications of this aircraft:

Serial Number (MSN): 1951
First flight: 11 February 2020
Test registration: F-WWCH
Length: 63.7 metres
Wingspan: 60.3 metres
Maximum take-off weight: 242,000 kg
Flight range: Up to 11,300 km (6,100 nautical miles)
All seats have screens offering on-demand movies, TV and music. Wi-Fi is also available for purchase on board.

In Business Class, the full lie-flat bed is 6.5 feet (about 2 meters) long and 22 inches (about 56 centimeters) wide. There are also 120 hours of movies, TV shows and documentaries. The screen is 16 inches (about 41 cm) diagonal and noise-cancelling headphones are available.

The EI-EIN is the last of the ten A330-300s that Aer Lingus has taken delivery of. It is also the last new-build A330-300 in the world to be manufactured by Airbus.