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With its quiet and spacious cabin, modern interior and more storage space, the Airbus A321XLR will radically change the Qantas flying experience, both on domestic and international routes. But it looks like the advanced A321XLR jet won’t push that transformative envelope to include flat beds in business class – at least not on the first jetliners that will arrive at the end of 2024. The A321XLR is part of a three-pronged update to Qantas’ fleet, alongside the agile A220 and the long-range Project Sunrise A350. These three Airbus jets will shape the future of Qantas and reshape the passenger experience. While Qantas has yet to reveal details of its A321XLR seating, the airline have confirm layout as 20 business class seats 180 economy seats The airline also said “there will be no reduction in seat space” compared to the Boeing 737, which will be replaced by the A321XLR. (For quick reference, the 737 pitch is 37″ in business class and 30″ in economy class.) “A step in a new product” Qa

Kim Kardashian has officially arrived in Australia for a romantic reunion with her boyfriend Pete Davidson. On Saturday, the 41-year-old woman was seen exiting her private jet after landing at Cairns Airport in Queensland. Davidson, 28, is currently in Cairns shooting the comedy Wizards! with Orlando Bloom. Kim Kardashian arrives in Australia for a romantic reunion with boyfriend Pete Davidson on Saturday Kim looked absolutely gorgeous as she stepped off the plane in an all black outfit and matching sunglasses. She had blonde hair pinned back in a small bun and carried a bag in one hand. A guard was waiting for him with an umbrella and he was quickly brought into the car. The large entourage of stars followed him off the plane with bags and other belongings, while several airport workers helped them. The 41-year-old woman is seen stepping out of her private jet after landing at Cairns Airport in Queensland Kim looked so pretty when she stepped out of the plane in an

A stalled QantasLink plane continues to cause headaches for crew at Rockhampton Airport five days after crashing during launch. Key points: The plane came to a standstill Monday night after passing through soft ground while gliding No one was injured and other airport services were not affected Qantas will bring special equipment to Rockhampton to pick up the plane A Qantas spokesman said flight QF1798, which was traveling to Rockhampton from Brisbane, landed normally on Monday evening. But while cruising at low speed into the parking lot, the pilot “accidentally steered the plane across soft ground and got stuck just before the terminal”, the spokesman said. Although the airline’s engineering team had made progress on what it described as a “smooth” operation, the plane remained stuck. The spokesman said the retrieval required special equipment that is not currently available at Rockhampton. “The wheels are on very soft ground and special equipment needs to be brought in from our larg