The Airbus ACJ330 Summit features a bedroom with ensuite bathroom at the front, followed by an office, a conference and dining room and a working area, and then airline-style first-class and economy seating at the rear. The airline-style seating would be installed in production, which is faster and more cost-effective, and the concept can be evolved to meet customer needs. 

Airbus’ A330 is one of the world’s most successful airliners, and is currently being produced at a rate of ten a month, the highest of any widebody. The A330 and A340 were launched as a joint program, have won more than 1,700 orders to date, and more of them have been delivered (1497 to end-September) than any other widebody series. 

Airbus A330s and A340s have been chosen by more than 160 customers and operators around the world, which means that wherever an ACJ330 Summit customer flies there is likely to be another user nearby. The A330 achieves a robust reliability of better than 99 percent, and is in-service as freighter and multi-role tanker transport (MRTT) versions - as well as with airlines and private customers.