LAGOS – The Airbus A321XLR powered by CFM LEAP-1A engines has received its type certification from the European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA).
This prepares it for the entry-into-service of the new aircraft at the end of the summer.
A statement by the Nigerian media consultant to the aircraft manufacturing company, stated that the type certificate was handed over by Florian Guillermet, Executive Director of EASA, to Isabelle Bloy, A321XLR Chief Engineer.
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Certification of the Pratt & Whitney engine version is slated for later in 2024.
“Here comes the A321XLR, a differentiated product that brings new value to the market, expanding the possibilities for our airline customers and passengers. With its long range, the A321XLR enables a host of new direct routes, offering natural growth opportunities to our customers and the travelling public.
“It provides airlines with the efficiency of commonality inside the A320/A321 product range and its versatile cabin a range of service possibilities that are just unique. It is quintessential Airbus,” said Christian Scherer, Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of the Commercial Aircraft Business of Airbus.
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Scherer emphasised that with the certification, the company had reached a key milestone, adding that the next step was to prepare the aircraft for its first commercial missions with customers worldwide.
He added that the airline looked forward to working with XLR customers to support the integration of the aircraft in their fleets.
The A321XLR sits side by side with widebodies in an airline’s fleet.
It introduces the flexibility to add capacity, to open new routes, or even to continue operating existing ones when demand is variable.
All while burning 30 per cent less fuel per seat than previous generation competitor aircraft, and at roughly half the trip cost of modern widebodies.
The A321XLR’s new Airspace cabin would provide passengers long haul comfort in all classes.
The first A321XLR completed its maiden flight in June 2022.
