More airlines are embracing long-haul flying on narrowbody jets — in a competitive transatlantic market, they allow airlines to launch service in smaller cities. However, Delta is not convinced.
The Airbus A321XLR is a long-range, narrowbody jet designed for transatlantic flights, allowing airlines to serve smaller airports.
Airlines are adopting the A321XLR for its efficiency and ability to operate long-haul routes economically, opening new markets.
Delta remains skeptical about the A321XLR's long-haul capabilities and prefers larger aircraft for its transatlantic operations.