Airbus A321-200

Janik 🇩🇪

06 Jan 2026 · © Unknown

The city name 'Hildesheim' under the cockpit indicates Lufthansa's tradition of naming aircraft after German cities.

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Janik · 06 Jan 2026

The Most of them has City names

Advait S · 06 Jan 2026

Didn’t know Lufthansa named aircraft after cities. Cool.

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Aircraft

A321-200 A321

Lufthansa standard livery

Airline

Lufthansa

DLH / LH

Manufacturer

Airbus

Gear

iPhone

Insights

Aviation History

The A321-200 is a staple of short and medium-haul European aviation and is the largest member of the A320ceo ('classic engine option') family.

Fleet Rarity

Not rare; widely used by major airlines in large numbers.

Record Flights

Commonly used on intra-European routes and occasionally for transcontinental flights within large regions like Europe or the US; not used for world record flights.

Safety & Events

Generally has an excellent safety record and is among the most widely used single-aisle airliners.

Future Outlook

Many units are still in active commercial service. Lufthansa continues to operate a large A321-200 fleet.

Specifications

CFM56 or IAE V2500 (not clearly visible, both are common for A321-200)

Engine

34.1 meters

Wingspan

44.51 meters

Length

5,950 km

Range

828 km/h

Speed

Typically 185–236 passengers

Capacity

93,500 kg

MTOW

11.76 meters

Height

CFM56-5B: ~133 kN; IAE V2500: ~145 kN (model dependent)

Thrust

Approaches ICAO Chapter 4 standards; typical measured takeoff 85–90 dB at sideline

Noise

Engine type not fully confirmed due to angle, but both engine options are standard for this model.