Aircraft
United Studies A321LR for Transatlantic Service
Airline looks at operating long-range airbus narrowbodies configured with 178 seats for Boeing 757 replacement
EASA and the FAA recently certified the A321LR to operate with up to three underfloor auxiliary center tanks, including on flights operating under 180-minute Etops rules.
EASA and the FAA recently certified the A321LR to operate with up to three underfloor auxiliary center tanks, including on flights operating under 180-minute Etops rules.

United Airlines has recently priced a proposal to acquire Airbus A321LR single-aisle aircraft as replacements for the RB.211-535E4-powered Boeing 757-200s it operates on transatlantic routes, according to UK-based aviation technical consulting firm IBA Group.


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