Air Arabia Sees A321XLRs Reaching More Destinations in China and Southeast Asia
Air Arabia sees its Airbus A321XLR fleet opening service to additional destinations in China and Southeast Asia, according to FlightGlobal.
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Air Arabia expects its Airbus A321XLR aircraft to have the same seating capacity as its A321LRs, and sees the aircraft opening routes to additional destinations in China and Southeast Asia, according to FlightGlobal.
Key details
- FlightGlobal reports that Air Arabia intends to retain the A321LR seat count in its A321XLRs. - The outlet characterizes the airline as not currently planning to begin widebody operations.
Air Arabia expects its A321XLRs to match the seat count of its A321LRs, FlightGlobal reports.
Why it matters
The A321XLR’s planned role would let Air Arabia consider more destinations in China and Southeast Asia while keeping the same seating capacity as its A321LRs, according to FlightGlobal.
What happens next
FlightGlobal does not report a timeline for new routes or A321XLR service.
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