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

PTC Industries subsidiary Aerolloy Technologies will supply Safran Aircraft Engines with seven components for CFM Leap 1A and ...

Aerospace has said that it has started deliveries of the first of 99 contracted F404-IN20 engines to Hindustan Aeronautics ...

Airbus has unveiled Qantas’ new extra-long range narrow-body aircraft for the first time, which will open up new domestic and ...

Qantas unveils the new narrow-body, long-range Airbus – featuring larger overhead bins and a wider cabin – on the A321XLR in ...

Qantas selected the 321XLR (standing for “extra-long range”) to give the airline more flexibility in servicing future routes.

The Airbus A321XLR is currently filling the midsized market, while JetZero is currently working on a revolutionary new design for the segment.

Indeed, the carrier has a whopping 926 aircraft on order according to ch-aviation's data, with 69 of these being examples of ...

IndiGo announced its upcoming A321XLRs will come in a two-class configuration, with 12 Business Class seats-dubbe ...

IndiGo has revealed the configuration and deployment of its future fleet of Airbus A321XLRs, the first of which will be ...

IndiGo, India's largest airline, plans to expand its international reach by introducing flights to unique global destinations ...