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The Airbus A350F freighter completed its maiden flight from Toulouse on Tuesday, 29 September. The first test aircraft, MSN700, flew for four hours and

TOULOUSE – De Airbus A350F heeft dinsdag 29 september zijn eerste vlucht succesvol voltooid. Het eerste van twee testvliegtuigen, met serienummer MSN 700, bleef 4 uur en 10 minuten in de lucht en bere...

AviationNews – Airbus has officially entered a new era in dedicated air freight as its next-generation Airbus A350F successfully completed its maiden flight over southern France. Operating from Toulouse-Blagnac Airport, test aircraft MSN700 (registered F-WXLD) concluded a flight lasting more than four hours, clearing a decisive hurdle toward transforming the international widebody cargo market. The aircraft lifted off from runway 14L and touched down smoothly after four hours and eleven minutes in the air, during which flight crews conducted initial handling checks and system evaluations.

Airbus has received the initial fuselage sections for its A350 freighter, MSN700, at its final assembly line in Toulouse.

A Airbus realizou nesta terça-feira, 29 de setembro de 2026, o primeiro voo do A350F, seu novo cargueiro de grande porte, no complexo de Toulouse, na França. O voo inaugural do primeiro avião de testes, o MSN700, marca o início da campanha de ensaios que deverá levar à certificação do modelo e à entrada em serviço prevista para 2027. O momento é importante porque coloca a fabricante europeia mais diretamente na disputa por um mercado de cargueiros widebody dominado historicamente pela Boeing.

Le premier Airbus A350F a réussi son vol inaugural le 29 septembre 2026 à Toulouse. Le prototype MSN700, immatriculé F-WXLD, a passé 4 h 10 dans les airs et...

The first A350F test aircraft flew for 4 hrs 10 mins, reaching 25,000 ft, launching a campaign to EASA certification. The freighter has 115 orders.

During its A350F Virtual Media Briefing, Airbus confirmed that the first flight-test programme is planned for Q3 2026.

Airbus has received the initial fuselage sections for its A350 freighter, MSN700, at its final assembly line in Toulouse

A Airbus confirmou que o A350F realizará seu primeiro voo em 29 de setembro de 2026, a partir de Toulouse, na França. O anúncio ocorre poucos dias depois de o primeiro protótipo, o MSN700, matrícula de testes F-WXLD, completar dois ensaios de rejeição de decolagem em alta velocidade, uma das últimas etapas de preparação em solo antes do início da campanha de testes em voo. A estreia marca uma etapa fundamental para o novo cargueiro, que foi desenvolvido para disputar o mercado de transporte aéreo de cargas de longo alcance.

Airbus a fixé au 29 septembre 2026 le premier vol de l’A350F, son nouveau cargo long-courrier. Le prototype MSN700 doit décoller de Toulouse-Blagnac à 10 h...

Airbus has taken a big step towards completing its first A350 freighter with the arrival of the cargo door at its final assembly line facility in France.

Airbus has pushed the A350F into a critical stage as the first prototype leaves the final assembly line in Toulouse and moves into systems, engine and.

Airbus has reached a new milestone in the A350F program as the first fuselage sections for the aircraft’s prototype, MSN700, arrived at the final

The Airbus A350F is progressing steadily, with major orders and 2025 milestones marking key developments.

As of August 2025, Airbus has secured 65 A350F orders worldwide, with CMA CGM as the launch customer.

Assembly, ground tests and simulator work converge as Airbus's A350F freighter, its first factory-built freighter, edges closer to first flight later this year.

AviationNews – Airbus has officially unveiled its first fully assembled A350 freighter, designated MSN700, featuring a unique "flying parcel" livery at its facilities in France. This milestone marks a significant step forward as the aerospace giant prepares the new-generation cargo aircraft for its highly anticipated maiden flight later this year. The striking "delivery box" design stems from a global livery competition hosted by Airbus, which attracted roughly 4,000 creative entries.