Super excited!! cant wait to see these and the mask 2 😍!!
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Thank you all for 40 Votes it means a lot!
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Voted, I would love to fly this plane across the Atlantic in IF
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Hey, everyone, I wrote a note on my smartphone in the app note or on my laptop MacBook Air (Apple) the count list for other airlines for an Airbus A321XLR. Please any questions?
Airbus A321XLR:
A321XLR (Extra Long Range)
- Aer Lingus (6)
- Air Arabia (20)
- AirAsia X (20)
- Air Canada (30)
- Air Transat (3)
- American Airlines (50)
- Cebu Pacific (10)
- Drukair (2)
- Flynas (10)
- Frontier Airlines (18) ← canceled.
- Iberia (8)
- Icelandair (13)
- IndiGo (69)
- JetBlue (13)
- Jetstar Airways (12)
- JetSmart (14)
- LATAM Chile (5)
- Middle East Airlines (4)
- Nile Air (4)
- Qantas (28)
- Saudia (15)
- Sky Airlines (10)
- United Airlines (50)
- VietJet Air (20)
- Wizz Air (47)
- Wizz Air UK (2)
- Wizz Air Abu Dhabi (??)
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Isn’t this just the same as the A321neo but with more fuel tanks?
Airways Magazine: 🔴 Iberia’s first Airbus A321neo XLR, EC-OIL, is undergoing RTO tests today at Airbus Hamburg. This aircraft is set to operate the first commercial service to Boston Logan International Airport in November 14, 2024.
📸: Dirk Grothe/Airways
iberia airbus avgeek.
Posted page from Facebook.
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Hello how are you, The A321XLR is almost here
More information in the link above.
Thanks for reading
Have a good day/night
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Twice the range of the Poseidon
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A321XLR flight review/report idk
But interesting video.
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Looks like the A321MPA will be based on the XLR: https://simpleflying.com/airbus-a321mpa-answer-boeing-p-8-poseidon/
Wish we could get the United States Navy P-8 livery, but probably a .0000000000001% chance. Still cool and interesting Airbus v. Boeing competition.
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The XLR's first Trans Atlantic flight
Iberia’s XLR flew to Boston from Madrid
Here’s the details
That’s on flightradar24 if you want more details
On flight
IB347
That’s all thank you have a good one.
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The A321neo is already in the works.
The XLR has minor changes to the exterior, and just increased range and load.
In my point of view, it could be possible.
They wouldn’t need to make it from scratch.
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I guess it’d need rebalancing due to the higher takeoff weight, and new engines. Don’t know, but I’d say it needs more than just “minor changes.”
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Aer lingus News
Hello, how are you, Aer lingus has just received 2 of its 6 XLRs
The 1st one arrived last week and The 2nd arrived in Dublin on Wednesday (18/Dec)
Their Registrations are:
EI-XLR
EI-XLT
Here’s some pictures and I will link a Video (tiktok) to the Aer lingus XLR
The news article about it
The tiktok
Sources
- The tiktok is from a creator called
Dublin Aviation/Shamrockaviation - The screenshots are from me on FR24
- article from RTE
And a Special thanks to IF_Josh for telling me about the upcoming deliveries of the XLRs
Thanks for spending your time on this and have a great rest of your Day or Night.
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the A321neo is already in development and i’m pretty sure they’re accommodating it so that it can do XLR type flights
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the flaps are different, I really theyll do what youre saying
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