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Airbus A310-300 Long-Range Widebody Airliner Variant

The Airbus A310-300 is the long-range, higher-weight member of the A310 Family, a globally significant twin-engine widebody with canonical GE CF6-family, Pratt & Whitney PW4152, and Pratt & Whitney PW4156A propulsion options across its certified subseries.

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Identity

Aliases
A310-300A310-324A310-325Airbus A310-300
Family Name
Airbus A310-300
Full Name
Airbus A310-300 Long-Range Widebody Airliner Variant
Roles
airlinercargomilitaryutility
Status
active
Type
aircraft
Variant Name
A310-300

Details

Aircraft Specs
Configuration
fixed_wing
Operating Modes
land
Takeoff Landing Capabilities
conventional
Description
The Airbus A310-300 is the long-range, higher-weight member of the A310 Family, a globally significant twin-engine widebody with canonical GE CF6-family, Pratt & Whitney PW4152, and Pratt & Whitney PW4156A propulsion options across its certified subseries.
First Flight Year
1,985
Manufacturer
Parent Vehicle Family
Propulsion Configurations
  • Entries
    • Nested value
    Name
    A310-300 GE CF6-80C2 family option
    Notes
    Airbus A310 planning data identifies the GE CF6-80C2 engine for model 300; the canonical production node is family-level because no separate CF6-80C2 variant node is present.
  • Entries
    • Nested value
    Name
    A310-324 Pratt & Whitney PW4152 option
    Notes
    Official aircraft certification data identifies PW4152 on the Airbus A310-324. This exact alternative is scoped to that subseries and is not generalized to other A310 branches.
  • Entries
    • Nested value
    Name
    A310-325 Pratt & Whitney PW4156A option
    Notes
    Official aircraft certification data identifies PW4156A on the Airbus A310-325. This exact alternative is scoped to that subseries and is not generalized to other A310 branches.

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Creation Time
August 12, 2026 at 21:37:25 UTC
Updated Time
August 12, 2026 at 21:37:25 UTC