Airbus A321-200

Airbus A321-200
First Flight:	December 12, 1996
Production Period:	1996-2021
Assembled in:	Toulouse, France; Hamburg, Germany
Number built:	1776 (May 2020)
Category:	Medium-Haul Single-Aisle
Manufactured by:	Airbus Industries

The Airbus A321-200 is a narrowbody medium-haul airliner developed by Airbus in the 1990's, a variant of the Airbus A321. It is an extended-range version of the Airbus A320, and part of the family of the same name.

This series of aircraft is no longer in development, replaced with the A321neo.

Specifications

• Length: 44.51m
• Wingspan: 34.1m
• Height: 11.76m

Engines

• A321-211 - CFM International CFM56-5B3/3
• A321-212 - CFM International CFM56-5B1/P
• A321-213 - CFM International CFM56-5B2/P
• A321-231 - International Aero Engines V2533-A5
• A321-232 - International Aero Engines V2530-A5

Operators

Africa

Northern Africa

• Air Cairo
• AlMasria Universal Airlines
• Atlas Blue
• EgyptAir
• Nile Air
• Nouvelair
• Royal Air Maroc

Western Africa

• Air Ivoire
• Air Senegal

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Americas

Air Canada A321-200.

Central America and Caribbean

• Air Jamaica
• Avianca Costa Rica
• Avianca El Salvador
• Volaris

North America

• Air Canada
  • Air Canada Rouge
• Air Transat
• American Airlines
• Delta Air Lines
• JetBlue Airways
• Ryan International Airlines
• Spirit Airlines

South America

• Avianca
  • Avianca Peru

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Asia

Central Asia

• Air Astana
• Comlux KZ

Eastern Asia

All Nippon Airways A321-200.

EVA Air A321-200.

• Air China
• Air Busan
• Air Macau
• Air Travel
• All Nippon Airways
• Asiana Airlines
  • Air Seoul
• Beijing Capital Airlines
• Cathay Dragon
• China Eastern Airlines
• China Northern Airlines
• China Southern Airlines
• Dragonair
• EVA Air
• HK Express
• Hong Kong Airlines
• Juneyao Airlines
• LJ Air
• Sichuan Airlines
• Tianjin Airlines
• TransAsia Airways
• V Air

Southeastern Asia

Vietnam Airlines A321-200.

• Bamboo Airways
• Cebu Pacific
• Philippine Airlines
• R Airlines
• Sky Angkor Airlines
• Vietjet Air
  • Thai Vietjet Air
• Vietnam Airlines

Southern Asia

• Airblue
• Air India
• Batavia Air
• India Ministry of Defense
• Iranian Government
• Kingfisher Airlines
• Pakistan International Airlines
• Maldivian
• Mihin Lanka
• SriLankan Airlines

Western Asia

• Arkefly
• AtlasGlobal
• Atlasjet
• Cham Wings Airlines
• Cyprus Turkish Airlines
• Etihad Airways
• Freebird Airlines
• Gulf Air
• Inter Airlines
• Iraqi Airways
• Middle East Airlines
• Onur Air
• Qatar Airways
• Royal Jordanian Airlines
• Saudi Arabian Airlines
• Sky Airlines
• Turkish Airlines
• Turkuaz Airlines
• ZagrosJet

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Europe

Eastern Europe

• Aeroflot
• Air Moldova
• Czech Airlines
• DonbassAero Airline
• Metrojet
• Nordwind Airlines
• S7 Airlines
• Ural Airlines
• UTair Aviation
• Wind Rose Aviation
• Yamal Airlines

Northern Europe

• Aer Lingus
• Air 2000
• Airtours International Airways
• Airworld
• British Airways
• British Mediterranean Airways
• British Midland International
• Danish Air Transport
• easyJet
• Finnair
• First Choice Airways
• Flying Colours Airlines
• GB Airways
• Jet2.com
• Leisure International Airways
• Monarch Airlines
• MyTravel
• Novair
• Scandinavian Airlines
• SunClass Airlines
• Thomas Cook Airlines
• Thomas Cook Airlines Scandinavia
• Thomson Airways
• Virgin Atlantic Airways
• Wizz Air UK
• WOW air

Southern Europe

• Aegean Airlines
• Comlux Malta
• Hermes Airlines
• Hi Fly
• Iberia
  • Iberia Express
• Livingston
• LTE International Airways
• Spanair
• TAP Portugal
• Volar Airlines
• Volareweb

Western Europe

• Aero Lloyd
• Aigle Azur
• Air Berlin
• Air France
• Air Mediterranee
• Austrian Airlines
• Belgian Air Force
• Condor
• Constellation International Airlines
• Eurowings
• Germania
• LTU International
• Niki
• Sabena
• Swiss

Oceania

Australia and New Zealand

• Jetstar Airways

Prototypes/Demonstrators

Registration	Thumbnail	Model	Year	Engine	Notes
F-WWIJ		A321-231	1996	V2533-A5	Currently active with Dragonair.