Airbus A321-100

Airbus A321-100
First Flight:	March 11, 1993
Production Period:	1993-2001
Assembled in:	Toulouse, France; Hamburg, Germany
Number built:	80
Category:	Short-Medium Haul Single-Aisle
Manufactured by:	Airbus Industrie

The Airbus A321-100 is a narrowbody medium-haul airliner developed by Airbus in the 1990's, one of two variants of the A321.

This model of A321 is no longer in production but is still operated by various carriers.

Specifications

• Length: 44.51m
• Wingspan: 35.8m
• Height: 11.76m
• Range with max payload: 5,950km

Engines

• A321-111 - CFM International CFM56-5B1/2
• A321-112 - CFM International CFM56-5B2/P
• A321-131 - International Aero Engines V2530-A5

Operators

Africa

Eastern Africa

• Jubba Airways

Northern Africa

• Lotus Air

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Americas

Central America and Caribbean

• BWIA West Indies Airways

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Asia

Eastern Asia

• Air Macau
• All Nippon Airways
• Asiana Airlines
• Sichuan Airlines
• TransAsia Airways

Southeastern Asia

• Asian Wings Airways
• Jetstar Pacific Airlines
• Myanmar Airways International
• Vietnam Airlines

Southern Asia

• Ariana Afghan Airlines
• Mahan Airlines
• Mihin Lanka
• Qeshm Airlines
• Shaheen Air

Western Asia

• Air Alfa
• AtlasJet
• Bestair
• Daallo Airlines
• Onur Air
• Saudia

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Europe

Southern Europe

• Alitalia
• Hermes Airlines

Western Europe

• Air France
• Air Inter
• Air Mediterranee
• Austrian Airlines
• Blue Wings
• Lufthansa
• Swissair
• Swiss International Air Lines

Prototypes/Demonstrators

Registration	Thumbnail	Model	Year	Engine	Notes
F-WWIA		A321-131	1993	IAE V2530-A5	Still in service with Onur Air.
F-WWIB		A321-131	1993	CFM56-5B1/2	Previously A321-111, re-engined to 131. Still in service with Onur Air.