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16 July 2025

Wizz Air's first Airbus A321XLR arrives at Malpensa

It is the first aircraft of its type registered in continental Europe and the first operated by Wizz Air Malta. A step forward for sustainability, autonomy and passenger comfort

For Wizz Air, entry into the fleet of its first Airbus A321XLR at Malpensa. It is the first aircraft of this type registered in continental Europe and also the first to fly with Wizz Air Malta's livery, thus strengthening the island's strategic role in the carrier's future growth.

 

The Airbus A321XLR – the latest technological evolution in the A320neo Family – represents a significant step towards more efficient and environmentally conscious aviation. With an extended range and 30% lower fuel consumption than previous-generation aircraft, this model enables a substantial reduction in CO₂ emissions per passenger, while offering excellent operating economics.

 

Airbus A321XLR di Wizz Air Copyright © Ufficio stampa Wizz Air
Airbus A321XLR di Wizz Air Copyright © Ufficio stampa Wizz Air

Wizz Air's Airbus A321XLR Copyright © Wizz Air Press Office

 

Passengers travelling on board the new aircraft will be able to look forward to a spacious cabin with a modern design, greater in-flight comfort, more competitive fares and a significant reduction in the environmental footprint per seat. In addition, the improved performance of the A321XLR allows for greater operational punctuality, making it ideal for medium-long haul routes within the Wizz Air network.

 

In 2025 alone, Wizz Air expects to receive another five A321XLR, out of a total order of 300 aircraft. This further strengthens the company's positioning as a European leader in low-cost travel, but with a strong focus on aviation innovation and sustainability.

 
By the editorial staff of Avion Tourism Magazine
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