STARLUX Airlines has added another Airbus A330-900 to its fleet. Aircraft records show that the new aircraft, registered B-58310, was delivered on October 1, 2026, becoming the airline’s tenth A330-900. Its manufacturer serial number (MSN) is 2135, and it used the French test registration F-WWYL during production and testing at Airbus. Planespotters.net also included B-58310 in its list of aircraft delivered on October 1.
B-58310 was manufactured at the Airbus production line in Toulouse, France. Aircraft movement records before delivery show that it was parked at the Airbus Delivery Centre at Toulouse-Blagnac Airport (TLS) in mid-September, preparing for the formal handover. Production records also identify the aircraft as an A330-941 with MSN 2135.
According to currently available public fleet records, B-58310 has the same 297-seat cabin configuration as the airline’s existing A330neos, with 28 business class and 269 economy class seats, and is powered by two Rolls-Royce engines. STARLUX’s official information states that its A330neo fleet uses Rolls-Royce Trent 7000-series engines and features fully flat business class seats and individual inflight entertainment systems.
Since taking delivery of its first A330neo in 2022, STARLUX has gradually deployed this widebody type on regional routes across Asia. The A330-900 is part of the Airbus A330neo family and combines Trent 7000 engines with a new aerodynamic design. Its intended role spans regional and long-haul services, giving airlines flexibility in capacity and range planning.
The delivery of B-58310 brings the STARLUX A330-900 fleet to ten aircraft. The expansion from B-58301 through B-58310 keeps the A330neo an important part of the airline’s widebody fleet, supporting the development of its regional and long-haul network alongside the A350 family.
