IndiGo’s huge Airbus A320neo Order

Written by From the Newsroom @ Mighty Travels

IndiGo is an Indian low-cost airline. They are already the largest Indian carrier and now they are expanding their fleet with 300 new Airbus A320neo. This will be one of the largest orders from a single carrier. IndiGo’s Airbus A320neo Order This has been a good year for Airbus. The Airbus A320neo already had more […]

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MAX, XLR and NMA: United addresses future fleet flexibility fundamentals

Written by Seth Miller @ PaxEx.Aero

On the heels of its strongest second quarter results since the 2010 merger United Airlines found itself facing tough questions from investors about future fleet plans. There’s a decent chance neither the NMA nor XLR figure into the company’s needs for …

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Hawaiian Airlines Should Consider the A321XLR

Written by Island Miler @ Jeffsetter Travel

Airbus recently replaced a potential replacement for the Boeing 757. And with Hawaiian’s current competitive environment, I think Hawaiian Airlines should consider the A321XLR. A321XLR versus Boeing 757 The Airbus A321XLR is a fantastic aircraft. It takes the already high-performance A321neo and extends its range with the addition of a permanent rear center fuel tank, […]

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Airbus A321XLR Launch

Written by John Ollila @ LoyaltyLobby

Airbus A321 XLRAirbus yesterday launched at the Paris Air Show A321XLR-plane that is part of the A321neo family and intended for longer thin routes. You can expect to see first A321XLRs operating sometime in 2023 (if all goes well). The range is 4,700 nautical miles (5,400 miles or 8,700 kilometers) and allows operators to use it on […]

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