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How Will The Game-Changing A321XLR Affect Baseline Delivery and Lease Rates for the A321neo and A32LR?

Author: Aircraft Value News
November 6, 2023

First announced at the Paris Air Show in 2019, the A321XLR is the newest entry into the long-haul narrowbody realm, with service expected to start in the second quarter of 2024. The XLR comprises many improvements over the A321neo and LR, including longer range, heavier payload capacity, and greater fuel efficiency.

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