The Airbus Transport worldwide subsidiary of Airbus operates a armada of five A300-600ST known as Belugas one of the world’s biggest cargo carriers. These airbuses perform regular airlift duties for Airbus, transport fuselage sections and wings among the different European manufacture sites, and they also are made available for chartered commercial flights. A spacious range of viable charter missions have been performed by Airbus transportation International, from airlifting a 17.6-metre-long x 6.5-metre-diameter chemical tank weighing 39 metric tons to transporting a large French masterpiece painting.
Space hardware manufacturers utilize the Beluga for dependable charter flights with payloads that have built-in space location modules, launch vehicle hardware and the most delicate satellite payloads. A pallet mounted heating unit provides a contented environment for spaceship and other cargo that requires temperature-controlled conditions. In adding together, the Beluga offers exceptional transport capabilities for the armed forces airlift market, provided that the largest main deck cargo section of any aircraft available today.
The Beluga is a highly custom-made version of the A300-600 and features one of the widest fuselage cross sections of any aircraft, civil or military. Its major deck cargo volume is greater than the Lockheed C-5A Galaxy, Antonov AN-124 and Boeing C-17. Tailored for the transportation of weighty and voluminous cargo loads, the Super Transporter is able to bring a payload of 47 metric tons (103,616 lb.) over a range of 900 nautical miles (1,667 km).
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