description Airbus A340-200 Overview
The Airbus A340-200 is the shortened, long-range member of the original A340 family of four-engine wide-body airliners. It is about 59.4 metres long, has a wingspan of about 60.3 metres and uses four CFM International CFM56-5C engines. The type first flew on 1 April 1992 and entered service with Lufthansa in 1993. Compared with the A340-300, its shorter fuselage reduces seating capacity while supporting long-range missions.
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What is the Airbus A340-200?
The Airbus A340-200 is the shortened, long-range version of the original A340 family of four-engine wide-body aircraft. It is powered by four CFM International CFM56-5C engines.
When did the Airbus A340-200 first fly?
The A340-200 first flew on 1 April 1992. It entered airline service in the early 1990s as part of Airbus's long-range A340 program.
How large is the Airbus A340-200?
The aircraft is about 59.4 metres long with a wingspan of approximately 60.3 metres. Its four-engine layout was designed for long-haul operations before twin-engine aircraft became dominant on more routes.
How is the A340-200 different from the A340-300?
The A340-200 has a shorter fuselage than the A340-300 and was intended for long range with fewer passengers. The A340-300 became the more widely used version because its longer body provided greater seating capacity.
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