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30 Apr 2026 · © Unknown

A Wizz Air Airbus A321neo on approach, sporting distinctive pink engines and winglets in clear blue skies.

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Aircraft

Likely Wizz Air (pink/purple colors visible), but not fully confirmed

Airline

Likely Wizz Air (colors and part of logo visible)

Manufacturer

Achievements

Winglet Watcher, Airbus Aficionado, Neo Navigator, Narrowbody Ninja

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Location

Winch Hill

London Luton Airport · LTN/EGGW

51.8782, -0.3501

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London Luton Airport LTN

Insights

Aviation History

A321neo is the most successful, efficient, and longest-range single-aisle jet available today, enabling flights that were regional jet or wide-body only a decade ago.

Fleet Rarity

Quite common, with over 1,500 in service worldwide (all variants) — not rare.

Record Flights

Ranges allow flights such as London–Amman, New York–Lima, etc. The A321LR/XLR variants are opening new transatlantic and long thin routes.

Safety & Events

Generally good record, some airlines briefly grounded due to Pratt & Whitney engine issues in early builds.

Future Outlook

Still in active production and service, flagship for LCCs and mainline carriers alike.

Specifications

CFM LEAP-1A or Pratt & Whitney PW1000G (A321neo uses either)

Engine

35.8 m (with sharklets)

Wingspan

44.51 m

Length

7,400 km (A321LR model), 6,500 km (typical neo)

Range

828 km/h (Mach 0.78)

Speed

206–244 passengers (1class high-density, typically 220 1class)

Capacity

97,000 kg (max)

MTOW

11.76 m

Height

About 140–160 kN each (varies depending on engine option)

Thrust

About 84 EPNdb (ICAO Chapter 4 compliant, varies by engine)

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