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      <title>A321LR/XLR--accessing new markets</title>
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      <title>Tipping point : large 737 MAX customer United Airlines chooses Airbus A321XLR; long-range A321neo variant to replace Boeing 757 fleet; move raises serious questions about viability of current NMA concept</title>
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      <title>Airbus goes big in single-aisle space</title>
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      <title>The long game : the launch of the Airbus A321XLR further advances the trend of using narrowbodies on long-haul flights</title>
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      <title>Boeing may reset the NMA sequence as Airbus launches the A321XLR : Airbus has 229 orders/commitments for latest A32neo; Boeing may build larger NMA-&amp;X first</title>
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      <title>Long-haul use brings promise of single-aisle cabin evolution : Airbus A321LR may set a trend; connected cabin will help fathom new needs</title>
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      <title>Advanced aircraft models frame AirAsia X ambitions : A330neos could enable LCC service to Europe and the U.S.; a likely order for A321LRs would boost fleet flexibility</title>
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      <title>Bigger rivals : after the completion of the A320neo and 737 Max 8 in the January/February issue, Airfinance Journal looks at how the competition between the larger 737 MAX models are faring against the A321neo</title>
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      <title>Airbus moves ahead with A321XLR definition : longest range Airbus narrowbody could enter service in 2022; engine discussions are key for Boeing NMA progress</title>
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      <title>Cebu Pacific aims to boost fleet capabilities with new types : aircraft delivery stream will soon switch to A320/321neos; extra range of A321neos could open up markets such as India</title>
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      <title>Airbus says it is part 'perfect storm' in single-aisle production : more automated production is presenting some problems; A321 ACF complexity is more challenging than expected</title>
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