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Airbus House Livery for the iniBuilds Airbus A300-600. Airbus operated F-BUAD during the development of the Airbus A300, being the third A300 constructed (MSN 003). It wore a number of liveries, and is shown here with the promotional 'Fly By Wire' titles. The real aircraft was an A300B2 so some differences are present, mainly in the flight deck and engines, and only textures for the GE CF6 engines are included.

Airbus A300-600 prototype livery for the iniBuilds A300-600. F-WZLR was constructed in 1983 as a prototype for the Airbus A300-600, and served with this livery featuring a rainbow tail, 'A300' and 'A300-600' titles. This livery depicts F-WZLR as it was originally constructed with PW4000 engines, though it was also later equipped with CF6 engines (though textures for these are not included). Winglets are also included, though these were a later addition to the -600 type.

Korean Air Lines livery for the iniBuilds Airbus A300-600. Korean Air operated the Airbus A300 family between 1975 and 2012, ultimately being replaced by the A330. This livery reflects HL7238, though the actual aircraft was an A300B4-103 thus this livery is semi-fictional. HL7238 was operated by Korean Air from 1978 to 1997, and was scrapped in 2001. The real aircraft was powered by CF6-50 engines, so only the GE engines are painted (though they are a slightly different model to those on the real aircraft).

Toa Domestic Airlines (TDA) livery for the iniBuilds Airbus A300-600. Toa Domestic Airlines (TDA) was founded in 1971 and was rebranded as Japan Air System (JAS) in 1988. This livery represents JA8478, and is semi-fictional as the actual aircraft was an A300B2 powered by GE CF6-50 engines (and without winglets). Because of this, only the GE engines are painted. This livery also includes custom textures for the cabin, wings and ground vehicles, and registration plates in the cockpit. The real aircraft served with TDA and JAS, and was scrapped in 2006 during their merger with Japan Airlines.

Japan Air System (JAS) livery for the iniBuilds Airbus A300-600 (PAX). Japan Air System (日本エアシステム) was the smallest of the main three Japanese Airlines, and merged with Japan Airlines in 2006. JA014D was delivered to JAS in 2002, serving until 2006 when it was transferred to Japan Airlines, then Maximus Air Cargo and EAT Leipzig. JA014D was powered by PW4000 engines, therefore only textures for these engines are included. This livery includes many extra details, such as fully accurate logos and colours, custom cabin and wing textures, and registration plates in the cockpit.