The A321LR, which entered service late in 2018, currently flies further than any other Airbus single-aisle airliner, its 4,000 nautical miles (7,408km) range comparing to the 3,500 nautical miles (6,500km) range of the baseline A320neo variant.Mark Broadbent...
发动机燃油效率、设计水准等方面都早已落后了，就连跟A321XLR底子比A320比757都显得过于老旧。
Structurally, the key addition is the rear centre tank with a capacity of 12,900 litres of fuel. Along with an optional additional centre tank, it extends the A321XLR’s maximum range to 4,700 nautical miles or 11 hours of flying time. To make full use of this new fuel capacity...
In 2019, Airbus announced a project to develop a single-aisle airplane that could fly 5,400 miles. This would allow airlines to fly up to 10 or even 11 hours with up to 220 passengers – much fewer than ordinary long-haul jets. The additional range is made possible thanks to an extra ...
Le Bourget – Following the very positive feedback from the market, Airbus has launched the A321XLR to complement its best-selling A321neo Family. The A321XLR thus becomes the next evolutionary step which responds to market needs for even more range, and
The only aircraft to have served this segment was the single-aisle Boeing 757, which had a range of approximately 4,000 nautical miles (7,400 kilometres), and ended production in the mid-2000s. This was enough range for the aircraft to make it across the North Atlantic, although it was...
, and it’s also stated that the plane’s longer range “can also be used to open up new city pairs” Will Qantas configure all A321XLRs for long haul operations, with TVs at every seat, flat beds in business class, etc.? I’m not claiming this is a bad decision, but rather am...
只不过市场占有率就不好说了。而且现在民用航空飞行器市场上除了这两位大佬，真的没有其他目前能抗衡的...
The new Airbus A321XLR, would have a range of up to 4,700 nautical miles that could let it link cities like New York and Rome or Tokyo and Sydney. Airbus plans to increase the range by 15% compared with its standard long-range A321, whichJetBlue Airwaysin April said it would use for...
The A321XLR is Airbus’ new long range jet that could allow the airline to introduce long haul flights, and it’s larger than any plane that Drukair currently flies While it has nothing to do with this aircraft order, I can’t write about Drukair without linking to the carrier’s epic...