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This Hogan 1/200 scale Aeroflot Airlines Airbus A350-900, with registration VQ-BFY, measures approximately 13-1/8-inches long with a 12-7/8-inch wingspan and includes an intricate landing gear that has rolling rubber tires and rotating fan blades in its engines for heightened authenticity.
Noted as Airbus' first aircraft primarily manufactured of carbon fiber reinforced polymer, the Airbus A350-900, which succeeds the Airbus A340, was proposed by Airbus to compete against Boeing's 787 Dreamliner and went into service in 2015 as a long-range, wide-body airliner. While the A350-900 can seat from 300 to 350 passengers with an 8,100 nautical mile range, the A350-1000, which was introduced to go up against the Boeing 777, typically seats from 350 to 410 passengers with an 8,700 nautical mile range. Airbus also offers an Ultra-Long-Range version of its A350-900, the A350-900ULR, which can fly non-stop more than 20 hours up to 9,700 nautical miles.
