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EXPLAINER: Why QANTAS chose the just delivered first Airbus A321XLR
Yesterday saw the delivery of VH-OGA Great Ocean Road, flying from the Airbus facility in Hamburg, Germany, to Sydney, the first of an expected fleet of 28 Qantas has on order. That first aircraft is a few months late, given its original April 2025 schedule Qantas has chosen the Airbus A321XLR to replace its fleet of Boeing 737-800s. Its reasoning goes that this aircraft offers a unique combination of extended range, increased capacity, and supe…
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