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The Icelandic low-cost airline Play can imagine flying with A321LR/A321XLR in the future. However, short-term plans for flotation have been shelved. According to company boss Birgir Jónsson, the pattern could be interesting at a later date
South American Latam Airlines has ordered 17 additional Airbus A321neo aircraft at the Farnborough Air Show. It was also confirmed that the A321XLR will be used as a supplement on long-haul routes. “We welcome the strategic vision
The European aircraft manufacturer Airbus carried out the maiden flight with the A321XLR aircraft on Wednesday. The aircraft with the serial number 11000 took off at 11:05 am from the Hamburg-Finkenwerder airport. The test flight lasted around four hours
The European aircraft manufacturer Airbus is postponing the expected first delivery of the A321XLR to 2024. The background is that EASA's safety concerns about the fuel tanks have to be dispelled. Main competitor Boeing had a written statement some time ago
Star Alliance member Air Canada has ordered six more Airbus A321XLR long-haul aircraft. The order has so far been managed anonymously in the backlog. The Canadian carrier has now acknowledged this order. Another 20 units will get one
The Icelandair Group wants to make the decision about the successor for the aging Boeing 757 fleet this year. It has not yet been decided whether to order from Airbus or Boeing. Anyway should
The Australian Oneworld member Qantas has delighted the European aircraft manufacturer Airbus with a large order in the narrowbodies segment. The carrier has also opted for the long-haul version of the A321. The Qantas regional fleet is showing its age
With the Airbus A321XLR, Air Malta wanted to open up new markets and go long-haul. So far, no such aircraft has been ordered and there is a good reason for that: the project will no longer work
Saudia airline plans to put its first Airbus A321XLR into active scheduled service in the course of 2024. The carrier has ordered a total of 15 units of this type. In this context, CH-Aviation.com reports citing
The low-cost airline Easyjet has no plans to enter the long-haul business. Accordingly, the A321LR / XLR samples are not of interest to the carrier. Company boss Johan Lundgren made this clear during a webinar by Simple Flying. The orange-colored lowcoster entertains
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