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Air Canada leadership praised the Canadian-built aircraft type’s strong performance during an Investor Day event on Tuesday.

Pratt & Whitney has received Federal Aviation Administration certification for the GTF engine that will power the Airbus A321XLR aircraft.

Icelandair has begun flying its first and, so far, only Airbus aircraft, and we had the pleasure of being on its inaugural flight.

The animal designs are typically rather large and colorful, making Frontier’s fleet easily recognizable among travelers and aviation enthusiasts.

India’s flag carrier Air India confirmed this week that it will be ordering a further 100 new aircraft from Airbus, joining its already planned orders.

The airline’s president, Marty St. George, detailed initial plans for the product in a Wednesday internal memo viewed by AirlineGeeks.

This is the second A321neo to join the carrier’s growing fleet this week, with the other aircraft (N54525) arriving on Monday.

The Himalayan kingdom is adjacent to China and Nepal and best known for the Land of Happiness; Bhutan Airlines introduces brand-new flight to Hongkongers

The long-time Boeing operator has four leased A321LRs on order along with 13 longer-range A321XLRs set for delivery in 2029.

The new aircraft, scheduled for delivery in April 2025, will be the first of 28 on firm order, gradually replacing the airline’s older Boeing 737s.