Royal Brunei Airlines....proud to be a Bruneian=)
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Airbus A340-200 HM flight...you often see this when it goes for a flight test...difference between normal RBA airplanes is that this has 4 engines
Boeing 767-300ER(extended range)Extended Range Boeing 767
Royal Brunei Airlines removed the older generation of First, Business and Economy Class seats and replaced them with a more spacious 2-class layout on the extended range Boeing 767 in March 2004. Every seat on the refurbished Boeing 767 features a 10.5" (Business Class) or 8.5" (Economy Class) personal television screen which is linked to the state-of-the-art audio/video on-demand entertainment system, dubbed as 'SkyShow' by the airline.[24]
Business Class The Business Class seats on the refurbished extended range Boeing 767s are equipped with SkyDreamer seats. These seats extend to 75 inches when fully reclined. The podded seat also features a personal pull-up screen provide extra privacy, and has an in-seat power connector and a 10.4 inch personal TV.[25]
Economy Class Economy Class in the retrofitted B767 aircraft offer seats with a 32-inch pitch, adjustable footrests and "winglet" headrests for improved neck comfort. Each seat also has a 8.4 inch personal TV which provides on-going entertainment including audio and video on-demand choices.
If you look closely just above the Wing on the fuselage you can see the Panji Panji Di Raja.
Fleet
The Royal Brunei Airlines fleet consists of the following aircraft (at May 2007)[10] :
| Aircraft | Total | Orders | Passengers (Business/Economy) | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Airbus A319-132 | 2 | (8/114) | V8-RBP, V8-RBR | |
| Airbus A320-232 | 2 | (12/132) | V8-RBS, V8-RBT | |
| Boeing 767-33AER | 6 | (23/182) x 5 (18/231) x 1 | V8-RBF, V8-RBG V8-RBH, V8-RBJ SkyDreamer & SkyShow (AVOD) V8-RBK, V8-RBL 'Gold Service' Business & Skyshow (mainscreen) | |
| Boeing 787-8M6 | 4 | To be leased from LCAL Leasing Co. |
RBA was to lease four brand-new Boeing 787-8 aircraft in 2009, but the Boeing delivery schedule has slipped by at least two years. When these aircraft are eventually delivered, [7] Royal Brunei will consider the possibility of beginning new long-haul, non-stop services to Europe.
(All text sources are taken from Wikipedia)
Unfortunately the Airbus A319 and A320 die cast models have not yet been produce, but will surely add to my collection once they are available...:)
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