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With the operating cost of these aircraft lowering, many frequent heavy jet flyers are turning to something bigger. Let's look into the Airbus ACJ319 and see why it may be a new favorite for bigger trips. #privateaviation #Airbus #ACJ319

The Airbus A321XLR is set to revolutionize air travel with its extended range and fuel efficiency.

✈️ New issue out now at https://flightlines.co Flightlines 14 takes a look into the future of mobility and the potential for #AAM to reshape commercial aviation. This issue explores eVTOL technology, spotlighting industry leaders like Joby Aviation, Archer, and Lilium. Plus, stay up-to-date with the latest aviation news, including significant updates on Spirit Airlines and Southwest Airlines. ✈️ #airlines #aviation #eVTOL #uam

XLR for Xtra Long Range and Increased Sustainability: Iberia Leads the Way Iberia has made aviation history as the first airline in the world to introduce the new Airbus A321XLR to its fleet. This innovative aircraft will transform the airline's long-haul network, enabling transoceanic flights with a single-aisle plane, all while being significantly more sustainable. The A321XLR consumes approximately 30% less fuel than traditional wide-body aircraft, making it an eco-friendly choice for long-haul travel. One of the A321XLR's standout features is its ability to offer long-haul travel with the comfort and premium service expected from larger aircraft, such as Iberia’s A330s and A350s. The A321neo(XLR) will feature a two-class configuration, with 14 business class seats and 168 economy class seats. Starting January 15, 2025, Iberia will deploy this aircraft on routes including Washington Dulles and Boston, bringing greater efficiency and comfort to its passengers. #AviationInnovation #SustainableTravel #AirbusA321XLR #Iberia #LongHaulFlights #PremiumTravel #Sustainability #AirTravel #AviationIndustry #EcoFriendlyTravel

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Today is Day 1 of CONNECT Aviation - Route Development Forum's 20th edition in Turin (Torino Airport / Cuneo Airport). AeroRoutes today runs 3-part special focusing on Turin and Cuneo Airport's historical route development. Part 1 – Turin: Selected Years Historical Network 1955 – 2008 https://lnkd.in/gtJZUSN9 Part 2 – Turin: 2010 – 2024 Week 8 Scheduled Service Overview https://lnkd.in/gZMAjpmu Part 3 – Cuneo: 2010 – 2024 Week 8 Scheduled Service Overview https://lnkd.in/gDGP9v6H This type of historical routes run down is one of the regular features to appear on AeroRoutes on regular basis. This type of historic flashback largely serves as trivial feature. Hopefully, it may inspire route planners for future planning and discussions. #CONNECT2Turin #routedevelopment #airlines

Croatia Airlines studying the benefits of the Airbus A321XLR aircraft as part of long-term fleet plans #croatiaairlines #croatia #airbus

Widebody Adventures: Dominating the US-Europe Transatlantic Route In the dynamic world of transatlantic travel, three aircraft types lead the way: the Airbus A330, Boeing 777, and Boeing 787. Together, they handle 62% of all flights, up from just 20% a decade ago. The Airbus A330 holds steady at 22%, while the Boeing 777 maintains a solid 20% share. The Boeing 787 Dreamliner has surged to 19%, showcasing its efficiency gains over the years. Meanwhile, older jets like the Boeing 747 and Airbus A380 are fading out. The A380 now operates just 2% of transatlantic flights, flown by British Airways, Lufthansa, and Emirates. Looking forward, the Airbus A350 is gaining ground with an 8% share, promising a greener future as airlines retire older models. The Boeing 747, once an icon, now makes up only 1% of flights, solely with Lufthansa. Their diverse fleet includes A340s, A380s, 747s, A350s, and 787s, with two 747-8Is being converted for "Air Force One." This shift marks a new era in transatlantic travel, driven by efficiency and innovation. ✈️🌍 Curious to explore the intricacies of marine air travel? 🌊✈️ Dive into our blog for the full scoop! Embark on new adventures with us at 🖥 bluemarinetravel.com 🌍 #Flight #Aviation #Airplane #Flying #Travel #Plane #Airport #Planes #BlueMarineTravel #TravelWithUs #YachtCrew #Sailor #LuxuryYachts #Yachtie #InstaYacht #YachtingWorld #MegaYachts #Adventure #SeaLife #YachtLife #CorporateTravel #AviationUpdate #WidebodyAircraft #TravelTrends

Next phase of your growth is anout to commence with introduction of the beautiful A350-900 aircraft!

Did you know the Global Express was the pioneer of ultra-long-range private jets? At the time of its release, no other private jet had a cabin nearly as large, nor could any jet make such long-range direct flights like New York to Tokyo or Paris to Singapore. One of the strengths of the Global Express is its ability to fly at high speeds without sacrificing range. Its maximum range is 7,000 miles (6,100 nautical miles) at a speed of .85 Mach. The cabin can be configured to hold between 13 and 19 passengers in a space that is 6.3 feet high, 8.2 feet wide, and 48.4 feet long. Despite a fairly high maximum takeoff weight of 95,000 pounds, the Global Express needs only 5,820 feet of runway to take off at sea level, and 7,880 feet to take off from a runway 5,000 feet above sea level. What do you think about this jet? #bizav #bizjet #privateaviation #bombardier #globalexpress #glex #ultralongrange #luxuryflying #luxurytravel #aviationlife #businessaviation #bizjetjournal #corporateaviation Photo: Global Express, N954SP operated by Clay Lacy Aviation