Air Transat is the latest operator of the long range Airbus A321neoLR variant.
Its first aircraft, C-GOIE (cn 8755), on lease from AerCap, was delivered on 6 May. It is the first of 15 examples on order.
The Air Transat A321LR is configured for 199 seats in two classes, including 12 premium Club Class seats in an exclusive cabin with personalized service and ergonomic seating. Economy Class seats are wider, provide more personal space and are equipped with a state-of-the-art entertainment system.
It will be used on routes from Canada to Europe, the Caribbean, Florida, Mexico and Central America.
“We are proud to deliver the A321LR to Air Transat and to be associated with such a fine, innovative airline,” said Christian Scherer, Airbus Chief Commercial Officer. “The A321LR, with its increased range and low operating costs, enables Air Transat to increase flight frequencies, expand its network and strengthen its competitive position. Airbus will provide Air Transat with world-class support and work to ensure its ongoing success.”
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