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Airbus is now recognized as one of the world’s largest aircraft manufacturers.

The Airbus A300 was once a workhorse of commercial aviation.

Most of the world’s remaining Airbus A300s are freighters in service with three of the world’s largest cargo companies.

The news comes as the airline completes its seven-year re-fleeting program.

The news comes as the airline completes its seven-year re-fleeting program.

It has been a couple of weeks since any of these aircraft last took to the skies.

Airbus built over 560 airframes over the program’s 33-year production run.

The carrier has big plans for its A300 fleet.

Five airlines in Iran operate the world’s seven last active A300-600 passenger airplanes as they are unable to purchase replacements.

Five airlines in Iran operate the world’s seven last active A300-600 passenger airplanes as they are unable to purchase replacements.