The A350F is Airbus's all-new long-range freighter based on the A350-1000 platform, scheduled to enter service in 2027. It measures 70.8 meters in length with a wingspan of 64.75 meters and a maximum take-off weight of 319 tonnes. It can carry 111 tonnes of payload over 8,700 km, equivalent to about 4,700 nautical miles; with 109 tonnes of cargo, its range remains 8,700 km. The cargo hold offers 695 cubic meters of volume, 10% larger than that of the Boeing 777F, and its main cargo door spans 4.3 meters, accommodating 30 standard pallets. Powered by Rolls-Royce Trent XWB-97 engines, the aircraft delivers 20% better fuel efficiency than previous-generation freighters and meets the latest ICAO carbon-emission standards effective in 2027. Over 70% of its airframe is built from advanced composite materials, making it roughly 30 tonnes lighter than competing models, which translates into higher payload capability and lower operating costs.