STARLUX Airlines unveils its first A350-1000 in a sleek new "carbon fiber" livery, reflecting innovation, strength, and long-haul luxury. At the Paris Air Show, STARLUX Airlines CEO Glenn Chai and Airbus EVP Benoît de Saint-Exupéry signed an agreement for 10 additional A350-1000s,

STARLUX Airlines currently operates twenty-eight aircraft, which include the A321neo, A330neo, and A350-900. With plans to expand their fleet and offer more flights around the world, the carrier has thirty aircraft on order, and this latest purchase raises the number of jets purchased to eighteen in total.

Paris has been a good airshow for both passenger and freighter variants of the A350. Earlier on Wednesday, Airbus announced that Egyptair had done a deal for six Airbus A350-900s, which will take its total order for the type to 16, and that Türkiye-based MNG Airlines had ordered two A350F freighters.