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Wanna know your general opinion guys.

Personally I love the nose of the A350 but the engines and wing design is better in the 787. Again that’s mu opinion.

And why does the A350-900 and -1000 have the same seating capacity (in the game ofc)

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787 by far :P



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Personally I love the nose of the A350 but the engines and wing design is better in the 787. Again that’s mu opinion.

I agree with you on that. Although the 787 does have a really well-designed nose!

 

I personally also rather like the fuselage of the A350 better than the 787, for reasons I am not able to use words to explain well. And I also somewhat dislike the flexibility of the 787 wing, also for reasons that I am not able to use words to explain now.


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I'd definitely go for both the 787 and the A350, it's my favorite plane.



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seems legit



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In AE and the real world they have sort of different purposes. The A350-900 is a great replacement for 777-200s and 777-200LRs as well as the A340. The 787 also works as a 777 replacement but it can also replace the 767 and A330-200 (in some ways).



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The 787's early reputation somewhat suffered due to a battery defect that forced Boeing to recall every aircraft in the world, causing airlines to cancel dozens of flights and do costly aircraft changes on several routes.

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In AE and the real world they have sort of different purposes. The A350-900 is a great replacement for 777-200s and 777-200LRs as well as the A340. The 787 also works as a 777 replacement but it can also replace the 767 and A330-200 (in some ways).


Exactly. The A350 is more of a long-range aircraft while the 787 more of a medium to long- haul aircraft.

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Exactly. The A350 is more of a long-range aircraft while the 787 more of a medium to long- haul aircraft.

It is an ultra-long range aircraft as well. Qantas has started direct flights to Perth from london using 787 aircraft!



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Most airplanes beyond 1990 is very good. You can't go wrong with choosing either A350 or 787.

 

And why does the A350-900 and -1000 have the same seating capacity (in the game ofc)

 

A350-900 and -1000 both have the same certified seating capacity of 440 because Airbus didn't design them for all-economy airlines. If you use 2 or 3 class you can configure the -900 with around 300 seats and the -1000 with around 350 seats. If you want 440 all-economy seats, better order the A330-300 or A330-900neo.


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It is an ultra-long range aircraft as well. Qantas has started direct flights to Perth from london using 787 aircraft!



True but those Qantas 787-9s are configured in a low density cabin in order to reach that range. Airlines that don't fly them in ultra-long haul like Air Canada have a more dense layout.

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With both 787-8 and 787-9 exceeding 744 range, calling the 787 a medium-hauler seems...odd.

 

I've never been on either but I do plan to avoid the 787 unless it's JAL, which is usually beyond my price range. So...A350.


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787-8 is my favorite modern airplane but the l1011 and a300 are my favorite retro planes



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True but those Qantas 787-9s are configured in a low density cabin in order to reach that range. Airlines that don't fly them in ultra-long haul like Air Canada have a more dense layout.

 

Air Canada flies them from YVR to MEL.  I'd say that's pretty ultra long-haul.


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Air Canada flies them from YVR to MEL. I'd say that's pretty ultra long-haul.

Because demand is too small for a 777...

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Because demand is too small for a 777...

Oh yeah absolutely.  I'm actually not sure that route is sustainable in the long run, but I wish them well.  I'd rather see them open up a YVR-BKK route, which is actually shorter in distance than YVR-MEL.


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Oh yeah absolutely.  I'm actually not sure that route is sustainable in the long run, but I wish them well.  I'd rather see them open up a YVR-BKK route, which is actually shorter in distance than YVR-MEL.

My spamline Flubi Express flies JFK-BKK with 744-ERs...



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My spamline Flubi Express flies JFK-BKK with 744-ERs...

Aircraft ranges in AE are incredibly inflated.

 

This thread seems like it belongs in a different forum, since up until this comment, it had nothing to do with AE.


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Fun fact! According to Boeing, the 787-9 outranges the 777-300ER!

 

Not bad for a "medium-haul" aircraft.


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Fun fact! According to Boeing, the 787-9 outranges the 777-300ER!

 

Not bad for a "medium-haul" aircraft.

 

Fun fact... its fake news... (trump said so!) :P


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