Thai Airways first Airbus A350 moves closer to the flight line as the first plane left the Airbus paint shop in Toulouse.
Thai Airways have four Airbus A350-900 planes on order – this being the first of them. The A350s will replace some of the existing Boeing 777-200 fleet.
And Thai Airways purple tail fin looks especially pretty on the Airbus A350 (but then, I’m a sucker for this colour scheme of rich purple… or what some would call Cadbury’s Purple).
Although Thai Airways has deferred a lot of new aircraft deliveries, it seems a compromise has been reached.
Hopefully, we’ll see this plane in the sky soon, and winging its way over to Asia to operate new services.
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