New planes are changing how people fly across the Atlantic
Smaller jets can be cozier and boast competitive fares due to the cheaper costs, and their fewer passengers mean faster ...
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7 Hour TransAtlantic on Narrowbody - Aer Lingus A321LR + Ireland Tour
I travelled on Aer Lingus from London to Dublin to visit Ireland ... and may not have as much space as a widebody airplane. The A321LR/XLR will become a regular sight on Transatlantic flights ...
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Iberia plans to fly all of its new Airbus A321XLRs to the US
It’s only been a few months since Spanish flag carrier Iberia launched transatlantic service on the first-ever Airbus A321XLR ...
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EASA Certifies Pratt & Whitney GTF-Powered Airbus A321XLR
The A321XLR made its first flight in June 2022. Iberia is using its XLR on the Madrid-Boston route. Aer Lingus has been deploying the type on services from Dublin to Washington D.C., Boston and ...
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Is Airbus' A321XLR aircraft making the world smaller, one narrow aisle at a time? Extra long range planes to make flight routes busier
Airlines like Aer Lingus and United Airlines are launching previously unfeasible ... Iberia, which was the first to fly the XLR on its Madrid-Boston route, remains confident in the plane’s potential.
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Airbus soars, Boeing sputters: How the A321XLR is changing air travel
A CNN report said airlines such as Aer Lingus are already proving the aircraft’s potential with new routes such as Dublin to Nashville. With an extended range of up to 4,700 nautical miles, this ...