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BPCL refuelled cargo Airbus Beluga twice within a week at Chennai
With a fleet of only 5 such aircraft, this aircraft is used to carry aircraft parts and outsize cargo.
BPCL refuelled cargo Airbus Beluga twice within a week at Chennai
Chennai: The Indian government-owned oil and gas explorer, producer Bharat Petroleum (BPCL) refuelled cargo Airbus Beluga at Chennai, twice within a week recently, when it landed for technical halt en-route Singapore and return.
The whale looks like Airbus Beluga is a version of the standard A300-600 wide-body airliner modified to carry aircraft parts and outsize cargo.
With a fleet of only 5 such aircraft, this aircraft is used to carry aircraft parts and outsize cargo.
Popularly known as the elegant whale, due to its whale-like design to reduce drag and increase the lift, it is a rare visitor to this country. In the image BPCL, Aviation Team refueling the giant plane.
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