A330 & A340 | 2010

(TOP)
Airline - Royal Dhahrani Airways
Aircraft - Airbus A330-200 | A9-VEA
Delivered to Royal Dhahrani Airways, 1998
Sold to European Italy, 2013
Transferred to European France, 2015
Livery - Standard 2010
Country - Kingdom of Dhahran

(BOTTOM)
Airline - Dhahrani
Aircraft - Airbus A340-600 | A9-VBA
Delivered to Dhahrani, 2003
Stored at King Khaleel International Airport, 2015
Sold to Troupial, 2017
Livery - Standard 2010
Country - Kingdom of Dhahran

Here you can see the A330-200 and A340-600 in the 2010 livery. The A340s were reconfigured with new interiors (seatmap coming soon) to match the products offered on the new 777s, while the A330s - both the -200 and -300 - remained in the same configurations as the ones they were originally delivered in until several years later. With the introduction of the 777-300ER, the A340-600 lost its status as the airline's flagship, however continued to operate a variety of routes, including - but not limited to - Dubai, London, Washington DC, Los Angeles, Bangkok, and Sydney.


Note: I messed up the tail design of the A330 and didn't notice until just now. New edited/fixed version has been uploaded.

Disclaimer: This project is designed to look at the progression of aviation in a more-or-less generic fictional Middle Eastern state. The fictional Kingdom of Dhahran is located near the real Saudi Arabian city called Dhahran, but has no affiliation with it, and the name is a coincidence. Any other similarities to real people, locations, or situations may be intentional. I have zero knowledge of Arabic, so while I have spent considerable time trying to get it right, mistakes are possible, and any advice is greatly appreciated.