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Airbus[2][4][5][6] release datelined "Toulouse, 26 September 2018": "The A330-900 has received its Type Certification from the European Aviation Safety Agency (EASA)".
Standard A330-900 seating and weights.[1]
Seating and engine details of the A330neo family.[1]
First delivery followed the certification by two months.[1]
The A330-800 flew in November 2018, weeks after the -900 certification.[1]
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The A330neo’s crisp roll characteristics also allowed me to smoothly roll out on desired heading.
In fact, Airbus claims that it is the quietest aircraft in its category and, while we did not measure decibels in the cabin, it did indeed feel very quiet.
The Airbus A330neo is the smoothest and quietest plane I've ever been on; I didn't even realize it when we pulled out of the gate to taxi to the runway.
The cabin was kept dim and quiet for the whole flight.
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