How The Airbus A320neo Transformed The Market And Frustrated Operators
The A321XLR expands the A320neo family’s mission capabilities into the long-haul market.
Credit: Sylvain Ramadier/Airbus
When Airbus launched the A320neo program in December 2010, the expectations were clear: It was to be a 15-year program with a market potential of 4,000 aircraft. Engines were intended to be more reliable than the CFM International CFM56 or the International Aero Engines V2500. The airframer planned...
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