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A321XLR: Narrowbody Avionics That Redefine Network Economics

Author: Aircraft Value News
February 9, 2026

The Airbus A321XLR represents a pivotal moment in narrowbody evolution, not because it introduces a radically new cockpit, but because it proves how far avionics maturity and system integration can stretch an established platform.

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