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China Airlines A300-600R Pack inibuilds A300-600R ON THE LINE v2 1.0.0

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The Airbus A300 was a significant aircraft for China Airlines, serving as a key workhorse in its fleet for many years.

As the world's first twin-engine, wide-body airliner, the A300 represented a new era of efficiency and capacity, and China Airlines was one of its adopters.

They operate both Boeing 767 and Airbus A300 at first,but thanks to A300's big corgo hold,CAL trade their 2 existing 767-200 for more A300.

China Airlines primarily used its A300 on regional routes throughout Asia,although the type did involved in 2 deadly crashes (NKM in 1994/TPE in 1998) they still plays a key role in CAL's network,strengh its network and simplified the fleet

The entire fleet was replaced by A330-300s and removed from its fleet in 2006,marking an end of a chapter.

This Pack includes:

B-1814 MSN 578

Involved in CI676 crash,RIP to all the victims that died in the tragic accident

B-18501 MSN 767

B-18502 MSN 775

B-18503 MSN 788

The Last A300 left CAL fleet

B-18551 MSN 666

B-18575 MSN 559

N-8888P MSN 555

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Or view my livery list to find more content

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