German flag-carrier Lufthansa has shown off its first Airbus A350, after livery painting of the aircraft was completed at Toulouse.
The aircraft (MSN74), yet to have its Rolls-Royce Trent XWB engines fitted, has spent 11 days in the paint-shop.
Lufthansa is to station the aircraft in Munich, where the first 10 of its A350s will be positioned.
The airline has 25 A350s on order.
Lufthansa says the 293-seat aircraft will initially serve Boston and Delhi.
Source: Cirium Dashboard
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