Airbus to deliver first A330 MRTT+ in 2029 as Thailand becomes first customer

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Airbus will deliver the first A330 MRTT+ in 2029, with the aircraft currently in Toulouse awaiting its first flight and based on the A330-800.

The company will stop selling the A330-200, with future orders limited to the modernised MRTT+ version; Thailand ordered an MRTT+ in 2025 as the first customer, while Spain is negotiating up to seven units, four of which are intended for the Polish Air Force under an intergovernmental agreement and two for Spain to replace existing A310s used for VIP transport.

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