Merci, mais bon ...
Air et Cosmos, aligne depuis qq temps, des chiffres (Ou des ragots) en l'air, sans aucune base, un peu comme Simple Flying, qui cumule les premières lignes de Google
Beaucoup de compil à partir du Buzz, et sans aucune précision, et bien peu de références ...
600-900 Nm de mieux d'aprés A&C ... Mieux que quoi, au passage, A321, ou 321 LR (4000 Nm, avec 3 ACT) et avec combien d'ATC, sur le XLR, on peut toujours essayer d'en rajouter des ACT !
Et sur l'Atlantique Nord,
dans les 2 sens, oui bien sûr ! Mais depuis Vancouver, hum il ya du vent (Bonjour le great circle, on joue avec ?)
Et avec quelles restrictions en Pax ? On se rapproche des 200 Pax ... d'aprés Reuters.
https://uk.reuters.com/article/uk-france-airshow-airbus/airbus-readies-a321xlr-jetliner-launch-sees-a330neo-sales-idUKKCN1TF2C6
Notes :
Commencer par être certain de la capacité du nouveau réservoir, et savoir s'il y aura d'autres additions d'ACT possibles ?
200 A/C, en cde (Ou conversions) pour la PAS, je n'y crois pas trop. Et ce n'est pas non plus un nouvel avion, donc pas vraiment obligatoire d'avoir 200 Cdes, pour juste modifier la center wing box !
Encore du boulot de stagiaires ....
Chez Bloomberg, C. Scherer speaking ...
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2019-06-14/airbus-drops-strongest-hint-yet-of-new-a321-with-longer-range
By moving first, Airbus would put pressure on Boeing to respond or risk handing over a segment it once controlled with its 757 and 767 planes. Airbus’s XLR is expected to have a redesigned fuel tank and a higher maximum take-off weight that will give its total range a boost of about 20%.**** 20 %, toujours Vs quoi ??Le A321LR avec 3 ACT, donne 4000 NmJ'en suis là.Et Wikip qui peut dater un peu ... A321neo[edit]
The A321neo has larger CFM LEAP or PW1000G turbofans
Main article: Airbus A320neo family § A321neoOn 1 December 2010, Airbus launched the A320neo family (neo for New Engine Option) with 500 nmi (930 km) more range and 15% better fuel efficiency thanks to new CFM International LEAP-1A or Pratt & Whitney PW1000G engines and large sharklets.[19] The lengthened A321neo prototype made its first flight on 9 February 2016.[20] It received its type certification on 15 December 2016.[21] The first entered service in May 2017 with Virgin America.[22]A321LR[edit]
First delivered to Arkia, the A321LR has a black windshield frame
Main article: Airbus A320neo family § A321LRIn October 2014, Airbus started marketing a longer range 97 t (214,000 lb) maximum takeoff weight variant with three auxiliary fuel tanks with 100 nmi (190 km) more operational range than a Boeing 757-200.[23] Airbus launched the A321LR (Long Range) on 13 January 2015 with a Range of 4,000 nmi (7,400 km) with 206 seats in two classes.[24][25] On 31 January 2018, it completed its first flight.[26] Airbus announced its certification on 2 October 2018.[27] On 13 November 2018, Arkia received the first A321LR.[28]A321XLR[edit]
Main article: Airbus A320neo family § A321XLRIn January 2018, Airbus was studying an A321LR variant with a further increased MTOW.[29] The proposed A321XLR with a range extended to 4,500 nmi (8,300 km) would be launched in 2019 to enter service in 2021 or 2022 to compete with the Boeing NMA.[30] In November, Airbus indicated that the A321XLR would have an MTOW over 100 t (220,000 lb) and 700 nmi (1,300 km) more range than the A321LR.[31]