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KLM's A321neo Debuts with Recaro Seating

KLM has launched the A321neo configured with Recaro seating on its inaugural flight. The aircraft features 36 seats in a hybrid layout, enhancing passenger comfort and maintaining operational efficiency, marking a significant development in the airline's fleet modernization strategy.

2024-09-12T09:50:00.531271-07:00

AeroTime

Wizz Air to Launch A321XLR Route from Gatwick to Jeddah in 2025

2024-09-10T04:00:49.084351-07:00

Simple Flying

Icelandair's First A321LR Completes Paint Job Ahead of November Delivery

2024-09-10T21:47:40.666678-07:00

Airways Magazine

Qantas Prepares for A321XLR with Pilot Training

2024-09-10T08:12:20.969236-07:00

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Aviation Business News

KLM's A321neo Debuts with Recaro Seating KLM has launched the A321neo configured with Recaro seating on its inaugural flight. The aircraft features 36 seats in a hybrid layout, enhancing passenger comfort and maintaining operational efficiency, marking a significant development in the airline's fleet modernization strategy.

2024-09-12T09:50:00.531271-07:00

KLM's A321neo Debuts with Recaro Seating

Simple Flying

Icelandair's First A321LR Completes Paint Job Ahead of November Delivery Icelandair's first Airbus A321LR emerged from the Hamburg paint shop, signifying the airline's transition to incorporating the A321 family. The aircraft, bearing registration TF-IAA, marks the first of several A321LRs intended to replace older models and will be delivered by November.

2024-09-10T21:47:40.666678-07:00

Icelandair's First A321LR Completes Paint Job Ahead of November Delivery

Airways Magazine

Qantas Prepares for A321XLR with Pilot Training Qantas has initiated pilot training ahead of its first Airbus A321XLR delivery expected next year. The preparation underscores the airline's operational readiness for integrating the long-range, narrow-body aircraft into its fleet, enhancing Qantas's range capabilities and fuel efficiency.

2024-09-10T08:12:20.969236-07:00

Qantas Prepares for A321XLR with Pilot Training

AeroTime

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Wizz Air to Launch A321XLR Route from Gatwick to Jeddah in 2025 Wizz Air will commence daily A321XLR flights between London Gatwick and Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, from March 31, 2025. This initiative marks the airline's venture into long-range, low-cost operations from the UK to the Middle East, leveraging the A321XLR's extended range capabilities.

2024-09-10T04:00:49.084351-07:00

Wizz Air to Launch A321XLR Route from Gatwick to Jeddah in 2025

FreightWaves

Qantas Expands Freighter Fleet with Airbus A321 in Response to Asian Market Demand Qantas has introduced a new Airbus A321 freighter to its fleet, enhancing its cargo service capabilities across Oceania and Asia. This strategic expansion aims to meet the growing air transport demand in these regions, offering customers more flexible service options.

2024-09-09T07:43:41.804806-07:00

Qantas Expands Freighter Fleet with Airbus A321 in Response to Asian Market Demand

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HAECO Commences A321 Base Maintenance for Philippine Airlines in Xiamen HAECO has begun providing base maintenance services for Philippine Airlines' Airbus A321 fleet at its Xiamen facility as of August 2024. This initiative marks the carrier's return to HAECO for comprehensive heavy maintenance services, including D-Checks.

2024-09-09T05:28:03.642068-07:00

HAECO Commences A321 Base Maintenance for Philippine Airlines in Xiamen

AeroTime

Beond Airlines Launches Second Premium A321 in Maldives Fleet Maldives-based luxury carrier Beond Airlines has expanded its fleet by deploying a second all-premium Airbus A321. This addition augments the airline's capacity beyond its existing A319, enhancing its luxury service offerings and positioning in the competitive aviation market.

2024-09-05T02:51:47.173975-07:00

Beond Airlines Launches Second Premium A321 in Maldives Fleet

FlightGlobal

Turbine Blade Stress Identified in IndiGo A321neo Engine Failure An Indian investigation has determined that the failure of a high-pressure turbine blade, attributed to immense stress, likely caused an engine malfunction on an IndiGo Airbus A321neo. This incident highlights critical challenges in engine safety and performance for the LEAP-1A engines.

2024-09-04T21:05:23.504050-07:00

Turbine Blade Stress Identified in IndiGo A321neo Engine Failure

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