A40-KA Gulf Air Airbus A330-243

Information about the Air Airbus A330-243

Airbus Industrie is a consortium of European aviation firms created in 1967 when British, French and German governments signed a Memorandum of Understanding to develop the first Airbus airliner the Airbus A300. The Airbus A330 airliner is a twin engined, twin aisle airliner seating 220 passengers, the A330 first flew on the 2nd November 1992.

Information about Gulf Air

Gulf Air was formed by the British pilot Freddie Bosworth as Gulf Aviation in 1950, unfortunately Freddie was killed in June 1951 in an accident at London's Croydon Airport while demonstrating a de Havilland Dove, an airliner type which he had intended to add to Gulf Aviation's airliner fleet, following Freddie's death BOAC acquired a major holding in the airline. Under the Foundation Treaty signed on the 1st of January 1974 the airline was re-named Gulf Air and became the national carrier of the four Gulf States. Today Gulf Air is operating a medium sized mixed fleet of Boeing and Airbus Airliners and is the national flag carrier for the Kingdom of Bahrain.

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