Airbus A321neo

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28 Feb 2026 · © Unknown

Distinctive JetBlue tail fin, blue fuselage, and sharklets are visible.

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Aircraft

A321neo A21N

JetBlue Airways (standard livery)

Airline

JetBlue Airways

JBU / B6

Manufacturer

Airbus

Insights

Aviation History

The A321neo is a modern re-engined variant of the popular A321, favored by many low-cost and legacy carriers for its range and efficiency. JetBlue is a major North American operator.

Fleet Rarity

JetBlue operates a sizable A321neo subfleet; globally, over 1,200+ in service (not rare)

Record Flights

A321neo is used for transcontinental US flights and premium routes to Latin America/Caribbean (Mint service on some)

Safety & Events

No major incidents specific to JetBlue's A321neo reported as of 2024.

Future Outlook

Active; will remain core part of JetBlue's fleet for the next decade

Specifications

Pratt & Whitney PW1100G or CFM LEAP-1A (variant specific, not visually distinguishable here)

Engine

35.8 meters (with sharklets)

Wingspan

44.51 meters

Length

6,492 km (A321neo basic)

Range

833 km/h

Speed

180–244 passengers (typical: JetBlue config ~200)

Capacity

97,000 kg

MTOW

11.76 meters

Height

PW1127G-JM: 120 kN, LEAP-1A32: 140 kN (variant specific)

Thrust

ICAO Chapter 4 compliant (varies by config, typically 82-89 dB at takeoff)

Noise

Exact engine variant and registration not visible; A321neo based on livery, length, and sharklets.