[Day 161]-Posting a picture of the national airline of each country on their subreddit. Enjoy! (I know it’s kinda late, but Merry Christmas!)
[Day 161]-Posting a picture of the national airline of each country on their subreddit. Enjoy! (I know it’s kinda late, but Merry Christmas!)
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While I appreciate the effort, you missed the opportunity to post a picture of the *NEW* A321 (LR NEO) that SAS made their first flight with just days ago!
https://www.sasgroup.net/newsroom/press-releases/2021/sas-brand-new-airbus-a321-long-range-first-flight/
Edit: For clarity, the picture shows a picture of the “current”/previous generation A321-200
Not sure what the purpose are of these posts are? I’m sure we swedes knows this already?
In fact SAS is not Swedish at all, It’s equally Danish and is listed on several stock exchanges, a public company.
A321s are really long airplanes for narrow bodies.
A321 is a real game changer for SAS, it allows for much longer routes with narrow body aircraft. Many routes that haven’t been profitable before are now feasible. Expect places like Toronto, Montreal, Boston, Washington, India, Central Asia and parts of Africa to get direct flights.
A321 is much smaller than previous aircraft that can fly that far allowing airlines to open up long routes that aren’t as popular.