Airbus has confirmed that the entry-into-service (EIS) for the A321XLR has been pushed back to Q3 2024. When the manufacturer announced the largest version of the A321neo in June 2019, the EIS date was set as 2023, with Airbus promising a range of 4,700 nautical miles (8,700 kilometers).
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