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10 May 2026 · © Unknown

Front-on view of an Airbus A321neo taxiing, notably featuring the modern 'neo' sharklets and efficient new engines.

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Katl_spotter13 · 10 May 2026

Love the livery!

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Aircraft

A321neo house/marketing livery

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Achievements

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Location

Los Angeles International Airport

LAX/KLAX

33.9425, -118.4080

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Los Angeles International Airport LAX

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Aviation History

The A321neo is a major member of the Airbus A320neo family, notable for increased efficiency and range, increasingly replacing older narrowbody aircraft on both short- and medium-haul routes worldwide.

Fleet Rarity

A321neo is very common; over 1,000 delivered by 2024.

Record Flights

A321LR/XLR variants have achieved several transatlantic and record narrowbody ETOPS flights.

Safety & Events

Involved in some notable first deliveries and early long-haul narrowbody missions; generally considered safe with good service record.

Future Outlook

Still in production and highly in demand.

Specifications

CFM LEAP-1A or Pratt & Whitney PW1100G-JM (model depends on airline, but typical A321neo engines)

Engine

35.8 m (with Sharklets)

Wingspan

44.51 m

Length

7,400 km (standard A321neo; LR and XLR variants longer)

Range

828 km/h (Mach 0.78)

Speed

Typically 180–230 passengers in two-class layout

Capacity

97,000 kg

MTOW

11.76 m

Height

Up to 35,000 lbf (156 kN) per engine

Thrust

ICAO Chapter 4 compliant, typical approach 85–89 dB

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