The new A321XLR is expected to shake up the industry when it officially launches in November.
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- Airbus' A321XLR promises airlines new long-haul market options as it nears certification.
- Boeing's absence at an upcoming international airshow means all eyes will be on Airbus' new plane.
- Thanks to its extra rear center fuel tank, the narrowbody can fly up to 11 hours nonstop.
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