Airbus A321XLR Just Became a BIGGER Problem For Boeing, Here’s Why

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Airbus's A321XLR has just received a major update, setting the stage for a revolution in long-haul travel. With a range of 4,700 nautical miles and 30% better fuel efficiency, this game-changing aircraft is a serious challenge for Boeing. But why is the A321XLR causing such headaches for Boeing? And what does this mean for the future of aviation?

[sequoyayosemite]

The XLR can become a "Boutique" fleet loved by passengers
A confortable interior layout will be important to its success

[Raybrooks]

The FAA would have certified the aircraft in no time - just ask Boeing!!

[rodmunch]

The market fluctuates and customers love competition. BOEING will show its mettle.👍

[SalmanMentos]

I bet in the future theres just really long distance twinjet pencil narrowbodies probably like B757

[templar]

Airbus is the only option for Airliners right now. It will be a gamble to choose Boeing.

[eduardodaquiljr]

So it will compete in long haul flight with 350 and 330?would it not be a crowded environment plane for long haul?would passengers preferred a crowded single Aile plane?this idea is crazy,

[LinkeHarryB]

Good for Airbus. Great engineering. But let's not kid ourselves about this being about reducing emissions. It is a cost saving at best. If you really want to reduce emissions, don't open new routes and stay at home.

[DrGulgulumal]

I hope they don’t rush into releasing another 737 Max to compete.

[georgeszurbach]

France always at the forefront of aéronautics

[nabilisur]

AIRBUS A321xlr just became have problem for BOEING ? I think this is so same as BOEING get crisis forever and ever year on this 2024 as I know.

[saddistGtown]

Oh yeah??? Well the GE9X just became a massive problem for Airbus! 777 all the way..

[stephendoherty]

Remember the XLR is just a refinement of the A321 which is based on the A320 and Boeing has won more orders, hence the rush to move beyond the A321neo

[JamesZwingman]

This plane is not safe. Surprised they allowed to be certified without a double walled fuel tank. It is a bomb if there is something wrong with the landing gear.