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Wild Card: The A321XLR

Author: Aircraft Value News
February 12, 2024

The latest addition to Airbus’s successful A320neo family, the A321XLR, promises to be a game-changer in the industry. With its extended range capabilities, the A321XLR is set to influence aircraft values and lease rates for its predecessor, the A321, as airlines seek more versatile and fuel-efficient options for their fleets.

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