G-VGBR Airbus A330-343
About G-VGBR - Airbus A330-343
Registration
G-VGBR
Serial
1329
Model
Airbus A330-343
Status
Active
Age
14 years
Last Seen
2/9/2024 (VS831)
Operator
Past Flights
| Flight | Date | From | To | Duration | Status | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| VS831 |
2 Sep. 14:36 |
LHR London |
BHX Birmingham |
0h 18m 139 km |
Landed | View |
| VS198 |
28 Aug. 22:30 |
BGI Bridgetown |
LHR London |
8h 0m 6,758 km |
Landed | View |
| VS198 |
28 Aug. 20:25 |
SVD Saint Vincent |
BGI Bridgetown |
0h 25m 179 km |
Landed | View |
| VS197 |
28 Aug. 16:30 |
BGI Bridgetown |
SVD Saint Vincent |
0h 27m 179 km |
Landed | View |
| VS197 |
28 Aug. 11:15 |
LHR London |
BGI Bridgetown |
8h 11m 6,758 km |
Landed | View |
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Frequently Asked Questions
The registration number of this Airbus aircraft is G-VGBR.
This aircraft is owned by Virgin Atlantic.
The G-VGBR of Virgin Atlantic is a Airbus A330-343.
The recent destinations of this G-VGBR Airbus are:
- VS831 from London (LHR) to Birmingham (BHX)
- VS198 from Bridgetown (BGI) to London (LHR)
- VS198 from Saint Vincent (SVD) to Bridgetown (BGI)
- VS197 from Bridgetown (BGI) to Saint Vincent (SVD)
- VS197 from London (LHR) to Bridgetown (BGI)
- VS154 from New York (JFK) to London (LHR)
- VS127 from Manchester (MAN) to New York (JFK)
- VS76 from Orlando (MCO) to Manchester (MAN)
- VS91 from London (LHR) to Orlando (MCO)
- VS158 from Boston (BOS) to London (LHR)
- VS11 from London (LHR) to Boston (BOS)
- VS130 from Tampa (TPA) to London (LHR)
- VS129 from London (LHR) to Tampa (TPA)
- VS130 from Tampa (TPA) to London (LHR)
- VS129 from London (LHR) to Tampa (TPA)
This Airbus aircraft of Virgin Atlantic is 14 years old.
The safety of aircraft is always a priority for Virgin Atlantic, regardless of the age of the aircraft. This Airbus of 14 years is safe and is not yet due for retirement. Moreover, the interior is often upgraded with new seats more than a new aircraft is ordered, for extra comfort.