9M-MAB

Aircraft:
Airbus A350-941
Reg: 9M-MAB full info | 9M-MAB photos
Serial #:
159
Airline: Malaysia Airlines
Photo Date: Mar 08, 2018
Uploaded: Mar 21, 2018
London Heathrow Int'l - EGLL, United Kingdom

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[1600px] "Malaysian 2" operated by 9M-MAB sits on bay 406 at London Heathrow on a frosty morning. MH currently has 6 A350s on order, with 3 frames delivered to date. The airline will soon fly the nextgen Airbus jets to Sydney and Tokyo, and in the process achieve a frame-to-frame replacement of the less efficient A380.

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Photo Date

Mar 08, 2018

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Mar 21, 2018

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[1600px] "Malaysian 2" operated by 9M-MAB sits on bay 406 at London Heathrow on a frosty morning. MH currently has 6 A350s on order, with 3 frames delivered to date. The airline will soon fly the nextgen Airbus jets to Sydney and Tokyo, and in the process achieve a frame-to-frame replacement of the less efficient A380.