The A321XLR is being touted as a game-changer for airlines. And it is. But here are just a few of the things airlines need to watch out for.

The Airbus A321 XLR is making headways on the market. The new aircraft on the scene is also replacing a popular Boeing plane. Here's why this plane succeeds.

An IndiGo Airbus A321 (VT-ICM) suffered a tail strike during landing in Mumbai on Saturday morning amid heavy rain. The aircraft was flying in from Bangkok as 6E 1060 and it executed a low level ...

Air Lease leased and delivered two additional new Airbus A321-200neo aircraft to China Airlines, marking the seventh and eighth new ...

The role of narrow-body freighters in the air cargo industry has progressed rapidly in recent years, primarily due to the ...

Over the weekend, an American Airlines Airbus A321-200 making a transcontinental journey from Philadelphia to Phoenix had to ...

India has cleared higher retrofit costs for six ageing Airbus A321s to be converted into Netra Mk-II airborne surveillance ...

Four Seasons runs around-the-world trips on its private jet that can cost over $240,000. The onboard chef can cater custom ...

The Airbus A321 , like this one operated by the German charter airline Condor, is a standout in the mid-size, longer-range aircraft category. Boeing is uncharacteristically caught without a good ...

The Airbus A220 is ideal for serving less popular routes, but with more seats and range than a regional jet. JetBlue's planes ...

The new A321LR jetliner from Airbus lives up to its long-range designation, setting a new flight record for single-aisle twin jets of 4,750 nautical miles.

The Airbus A321 XLR is replacing the older Boeing 757 in many airlines. This is due to its higher efficiency, and greater mileage and flight time.