Qantas Airways has received its first Airbus A321XLR aircraft in Hamburg, Germany.
As part of the Qantas Group’s fleet modernization program, it had ordered 40 aircraft. Of these, 28 are allocated to Qantas Airways and 12 to Jetstar Airways. This is the first introduction of this model in the Asia-Pacific region.
The aircraft is configured with a total of 197 seats, featuring 20 in business class and 177 in economy class. Initially, it will operate on domestic routes within Australia, with plans to expand to Asian routes in the future.
The aircraft has a maximum range of 4,700 nautical miles, with the delivery flight making a stopover only in Bangkok.
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