Will we see the Qantas A350-1000ULR (Project Sunrise) livery soon?

You can see the painted engines on the test aircraft.

You guys seem to be forgetting that the developers can break their own rules. Just be happy the livery is coming with the A350-1000 update

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Here it is, in real life, but do whatever you want with your low key annoying “Realism” lol


It’s not done, but it’s coming

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What’s the ‘Vega’ livery? It looks like the standard Qantas livery to me.

“Vega” is the name Qantas has given the aircraft. It’s written underneath the kangaroo badge below the cockpit windows.

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What rules does it break? The only rules about liveries are which ones we can request. The devs don’t break rules by adding special liveries.

Liveries that are posted to social media will be in the livery list on the A350-1000 tracking thread.

Even though infinite flight is adding the A35K not the A35KULR it’s still gonna look very similar :slight_smile:

Well, it’s coming look at their YouTube posts

Ok :))))))) thanks

just now Test Flight

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They need to release the a350-1000 know I want to fly from Sydney to London soooo bad

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If we have the A350-1000ULR, can we also have the A350-900ULR? I tried flying SIN-JFK, but it’s a bit weird having to unload almost all passengers and cargo just to fly the distance required.

We technically do have the A350-900ULR. We have the ULR MTOW and fuel config.

Singapore Airlines’ A350-900ULR only has a capacity of 161. So if you limit yourself to that number of pax and don’t load too much cargo, the aircraft can easily do Singapore ↔ New York.

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Wait, so is there a mode selector in IF that I can press to ensure that I have the ULR MTOW mode?

The MTOW is 280t (which is the ULR variant) on all the A350 liveries. Those of us who take realism to the extreme will use custom Simbrief airframes for it.

Okay. Thanks

I’ve done it…