Air Crimson Airbus A330-300

The Airbus A330-300 was first delivered to Air Crimson in early 2005 accompanying the reveal of their current livery. The plane was to replace the DC-10's in service at the time. The aircraft is widely used on the Airline's European routes such as MEM-AMS. The -200 variant is used on more of the pacific routes accompanying the Boeing 747-400. The aircraft above (N801CN) is the oldest in the fleet being 13.2 years old as of March, 2019. The planes are equipped with wifi and an in-flight entertainment system with a 3-class configuration accommodating 295 passengers.