238 Seats On A 350-Seat Airframe: The Trade-Offs Behind Qantas' A350-1000ULR
At the heart of the Project Sunrise A350 is a massive 5,283-gallon (20,000-liter) rear center auxiliary fuel tank. A standard A350-1000 is already a long-range powerhouse, whereas the ULR version needs this extra capacity to reach its 9,700-nautical-mile (18,000-kilometer) target with a safe reserve
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