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2nd Airbus A321XLR Route Gone: Wizz Air Cuts Milan-Abu Dhabi Flights From Network Plan

The service was supposed to start in June.

Wizz Air has some big plans for its Airbus A321XLR fleet.

Qantas will have one of the highest passenger capacities onboard its Airbus A321XLRs.

Simple Flying was granted exclusive to the A321XLR production floor at Airbus’ Hamburg Finkenwerde site.

Wizz Air has still launched the route with a regular Airbus A321neo.

This marks Aer Lingus’ longest-ever narrowbody route, with a flight time of up to eight hours and 20 minutes.

The news follows Iberia’s suspension of its Airbus A321XLR winter schedule to Washington, DC.

The A321XLR represents an opportunity for these airlines to expand networks, enhance passenger experiences, and achieve greater cost efficiencies.

IndiGo followed by AirAsia has the largest number of A321neos on order, while three US airlines have more than 100 on order.

Air Canada has around 90 aircraft on order made up of Airbus, Boeing, and former Bombardier passenger jets.