Airbus A321neo

Advait S 🇮🇪

04 Oct 2025 · © Advait S

The nose section clearly shows the 'AIRBUS A321neo' titling and Air Transat's branding. The WestJet winglet in the foreground adds a unique dual-carrier perspective for Canadian aviation enthusiasts.

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Aircraft

A321neo A21N

Air Transat

Airline

Air Transat

TSC / TS

Manufacturer

Airbus

Gear

iPhone

Location

Toronto Pearson International Airport

YYZ/CYYZ

43.6757, -79.6294

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Toronto Pearson International Airport YYZ

Airport

Insights

Aviation History

A modern, high-efficiency single-aisle aircraft and flagship of many transatlantic and longer narrowbody routes for Air Transat. Part of Airbus’s new engine option family.

Fleet Rarity

Not rare, as Air Transat has several A321neos, but noteworthy for its importance in the fleet for long-range, lower-demand routes.

Record Flights

Regularly used on transatlantic routes, among the longest commercial flights operated by an A321neo, such as Montreal to Athens or European destinations.

Safety & Events

No notable incidents specific to Air Transat A321neo as of 2024.

Future Outlook

In active service and expected to remain flying for the foreseeable future.

Specifications

CFM LEAP-1A or PW1100G-JM (common A321neo engines, specific variant not visible)

Engine

35.8 m (with sharklets)

Wingspan

44.51 m

Length

7,400 km

Range

839 km/h (Mach 0.78)

Speed

206–244 passengers depending on configuration

Capacity

97,000 kg

MTOW

11.76 m

Height

CFM LEAP-1A: 27,000 lbf (120 kN) - 35,000 lbf (156 kN); PW1100G-JM: 30,000 lbf (133 kN) - 33,000 lbf (147 kN)

Thrust

At or below ICAO Chapter 4 standard, typically 85–90 dB (approach, at source)

Noise

Unable to determine exact engine version or registration from this view.