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Aeroflot Expands Fleet with Two New Airbus A321s

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Aeroflot Expands Fleet with Two New Airbus A321s - Airlines publisher
Dana Ermolenko
Country: Russian Federation Aircraft: Airplanes

Aeroflot has taken delivery of two new A321s equipped with aerodynamic wing-tips known as Sharklets.

All A321 aircraft are named in honour of outstanding Russian people who contributed a lot to artistic, cultural and scientific development.

VP-BAX bears the name of Sviatoslav Richter, a prominent Russian pianist.

VP-BAV got the name of Admiral Fedor Ushakov.

The airliners are designed in a new enhanced two class composition with 16 seats in business and 167 in economy. All A321 aircraft family are delivered to Aeroflot directly from the manufacturing plant in Hamburg. Aeroflot operates А321 aircraft across its European and domestic routes network.

A321 airplanes satisfy the highest reliability, safety and comfort standards and are considered among the best for mid-range flights.





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