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Rolls-Royce agreed with Airbus to supply a new variant of the Trent turbofan engine for the A350 XWB, named Trent XWB. In 2010, after low-speed wind tunnel tests, Airbus finalised the static thrust at sea level for all three proposed variants to the 74,000–94,000 lbf (330–420 kN) range.
The A350 is powered by two Trent XWB turbofan engines that result from a very close collaboration between Airbus and the powerplant’s manufacturer, Rolls-Royce. The Trent XWB is the world's most efficient large aero-engine, using the best technology and materials while benefiting from more than 70 million hours of in-service experience with ...
The A350-1000 is powered by the world’s most efficient large aero-engine, the Rolls-Royce Trent XWB-97 turbofans. Nowhere is Airbus innovation more apparent than in the A350’s airframe, which is built with carbon-fibre reinforced plastic and other advanced materials.
The A350-900 is a wide-body aircraft that can accommodate 300-350 passengers and fly up to 9,700nm non-stop. It features the Airspace™ cabin concept, which provides a spacious, quiet and comfortable environment for passengers and crew.
With the delivery of the first A350-900ULR to launch customer Singapore Airlines (SIA), the A350 XWB Family is positioned to lead the way for new ultra-long-range operations, including on the world’s longest commercial route, between Singapore and New York.
The A350 Family is a widebody aircraft with a clean-sheet design that offers lower operating costs, fuel burn and emissions than its competitors. It features the Trent XWB engines and a commonality with the A330neo.
Learn about the A350 XWB Family, a twin-engine widebody jetliner with two variants: the A350-900 and the A350-1000. Discover their features, benefits, customers and delivery status.
