The Airbus A321XLR is a planned ultra-long-range version of the A321neo airliner. It’s designed to fly even further than the A321LR, with a projected range of up to 5,500 nautical miles (10,186 kilometers). This will enable airlines to operate non-stop flights between continents, opening up new markets and routes.
Key Features:
- Range: The A321XLR’s extended range capabilities will make it one of the longest-range single-aisle aircraft in the world.
- Efficiency: It’s being designed with fuel efficiency in mind, incorporating the latest technologies to reduce fuel consumption.
- Comfort: The A321XLR will offer a comfortable passenger experience, similar to the A321neo and A321LR.
- Technology: It will be equipped with advanced avionics and systems for efficient operation.
Image of an Airbus A321XLR (concept):
The A321XLR is expected to enter service in 2024. It is expected to be a popular choice for airlines seeking to expand their long-haul networks without investing in larger, more expensive wide-body aircraft.