This website uses cookies
More information
Business Air News
Business Air News
The monthly news publication for aviation professionals.

Why visit ACE ’25?

Related background information from the Handbook...

Airbus Corporate Jets
Aircraft

Titan Airways
Charter

Airbus ACJ321

BAN's World Gazetteer

France
U.K.
The monthly news publication for aviation professionals.

Request your printed copy

Airbus advocate Titan brings in rangey A321LRs
The introduction of two Airbus A321LRs at Titan Airways will follow the arrival of a maiden wide-bodied Airbus A330, due for delivery in the spring. The 321LRs have a range of up to 4,000 nm.
Titan has opted for Acro Series 6 economy and Series 7 premium seats.

London Stansted-based Titan Airways is strengthening its fleet with the introduction of two Airbus A321LRs. The factory-new aircraft are scheduled for delivery in late summer and will enter revenue service in the autumn, following custom outfitting by Airbus Corporate Jets for maximum passenger comfort in a variety of configurations.

With three ACTs installed, the aircraft have a range of 4,000nm. The A321LRs are intended to replace the carrier's Boeing 757-200s.

Powered by CFM Leap engines and incorporating Airbus ‘Sharklets’, the quieter and more economical A321LR will burn approximately 25 per cent less fuel than the B757, enabling Titan to reduce CO2 emissions from its operations.

The operator has opted for a selection of cabin configurations for the new additions, including a single-class layout with 195 standard seats and a two-class layout, with 16 premium seats at the front of the cabin and 168 standard seats at the rear. The carrier has chosen Acro's Series 6 economy seats and Series 7 premium seats. The ergonomic design of Acro's seats maximises comfort and living space during long-haul flights, and the seats are upholstered in black leather for a sleek modern look. The aircraft will also be operated by Titan on behalf of luxury tour operator TCS World Travel in an all-business configuration with 52 fully lie-flat seats.

The sister aircraft are equipped with state-of-the-art hi-speed Wi-Fi and Airbus' OSP in-flight entertainment system.

The introduction of the Airbus A321LRs will follow the arrival of a maiden wide-bodied Airbus A330, due for delivery to Titan in the spring, as the company moves towards its objective of a modern all-Airbus fleet.

Other News
 
Gogo and Airbus ACJ collaborate on advanced connectivity solutions
February 10, 2025
The partnership aims to enhance in-flight broadband with Gogo’s ATG and Galileo satellite connectivity across the Airbus ACJ fleet.
Priester expands fleet with 14 business jets in 2024
January 31, 2025
The George J. Priester Aviation private aviation group now manages nearly 90 aircraft across its three brands in the U.S. and Singapore.
Novus builds on strong foundations with two-jet fleet
January 30, 2025
Novus Jet Charter currently operates two aircraft: a Learjet 60 and a Challenger 300. Company president Eric Sanchez intends to grow the roster by at least two more aircraft soon, while providing a personalised service.