Brazilian Air Force close to signing Airbus to convert its two A330-200s to MRTT tankers - report
Aircraft were sold by the holding company that owns Azul Linhas Aéreas and currently preserve the configuration for passenger transport
KC-30
A330 planned for aerial refueling will assume the role of presidential aircraft in Brazil - report
President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva reportedly ordered one of the two Airbus widebodies acquired by the Brazilian Air Force by his predecessor Jair Bolsonaro to be used as a VIP aircraft
Brazilian Air Force induces second Airbus A330-200 "KC-30"
The aircraft was received discreetly to the Corsair Squadron on Thursday, November 3, unlike the first plane, which had a large ceremony in July
Brazilian Air Force KC-30 performs first operational mission
Airbus A330-200 aircraft was used to transport military personnel and cargo to Chile, where Salitre exercises take place
Second A330-200 of the Brazilian Air Force receives military livery
Airbus aircraft was presented by the Air Force Commander in an Irish company hangar
Brazilian Air Force induces first A330-200 to be converted for aerial refueling aircraft
Aircraft designated as KC-30 was delivered by carrier Azul as part of an agreement that includes another Airbus widebody
Future A330 MRTT of the Brazilian Air Force is unveiled
Two A330-200 aircraft were acquired from the Azul airline and will be designated KC-30
First A330 of the Brazilian Air Force will be overhauled and painted in Jordan
Aircraft with registration PR-AIS belonged to Azul carrier and will be converted to the A330 MRTT standard, for aerial refueling
Azul signs contract with the Brazilian Air Force to supply two A330-200s
Aircraft belong to lessors Avolon and Air Castle and were originally delivered to Avianca