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Vendor: GeminiJets
Type: Airbus
Sku: G2PAL1498
Add the flagship of Philippine Airlines' modern long-haul fleet to your aviation collection with this highly detailed 1:200 scale Airbus A350-1000 diecast model by GeminiJets. Representing Philippine Airlines registration RP-C3510 in its distinctive white livery and colorful tail design, this Gemini 200 collectible captures the sleek profile of Airbus' largest A350 variant.
Designed for aviation enthusiasts and serious model aircraft collectors, this substantial 1:200 scale replica combines diecast metal construction with finely reproduced exterior details. Measuring approximately 14.5 inches long with a 12.75-inch wingspan, it makes an impressive display piece, while the included stand provides an attractive way to showcase the aircraft.
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The Airbus A350-1000 is the largest member of Airbus' A350 XWB family, developed for long-range international service with an emphasis on fuel efficiency, passenger comfort and advanced aerodynamics. The aircraft incorporates extensive use of lightweight composite materials and is powered by Rolls-Royce Trent XWB engines specifically developed for the A350 program.
Philippine Airlines selected the A350-1000 as an important part of its long-term fleet modernization strategy. The aircraft gives the airline additional capacity and long-range capability for connecting its Manila hub with major international destinations.
Registration RP-C3510 represents one of Philippine Airlines' A350-1000 aircraft and reflects a new generation of widebody aircraft for the carrier. The type is particularly suited to high-demand long-haul routes where passenger capacity, range and operating efficiency are important.
The A350's distinctive aerodynamic design includes long, highly efficient wings with curved wingtip devices and an advanced composite airframe. These technologies help reduce aircraft weight and fuel consumption while providing the range required for demanding intercontinental routes.
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