Video – Delta receives its first Airbus A321neo: more elegant and efficient

Delta takes delivery of its first narrow-body Airbus A321neo, a model that delivers even more style and fuel efficiency. This is the first of this year’s 26 A321neos, out of a total of 155 purchase commitments through 2027.

“The delivery of our first A321neo helps usher in the next era of premium domestic service in Delta,” said Mahendra Nair, Delta’s Senior Vice President, Fleet, Supply Chain and Technology Operations. “These aircraft not only offer the best customer experience in the industry, but these fuel-efficient aircraft demonstrate our commitment to a more sustainable future.”

Christian Scherer, Airbus Commercial Director and Airbus International Director, said: “By adding the latest and largest single-aisle aircraft from Airbus to its fleet, the Delta Air Lines team continues to demonstrate its priority in terms of operational efficiency. While satisfying your customers with the largest single-aisle cabin. in the sky “.

Powered by Pratt & Whitney GTF™ engines, the A321neo engine delivers 20% more fuel efficiency than the current Delta A321ceos. “Delta has been a leader in the aviation industry for nearly 100 years, and today we are celebrating a new milestone along with the delivery of the first A321neo,” said Rick Diorlo, Pratt & Whitney’s chief commercial officer. “The GTF-powered A321neo joins more than 200 Pratt & Whitney-powered aircraft in Delta’s fleet today.”

The 194-seat plane will include 20 Domestic First-class seats, 42 Delta Comfort+ seats and 132 master cabin seats, all with memory foam padding to enhance customer comfort. The new Domestic First Class seat features more privacy, workspace and storage. The comfortable interior features thoughtful touches throughout, and all passengers will enjoy Delta’s wireless in-flight entertainment system at every seat, spacious overhead bins, and access to fast-streaming Wi-Fi and power outlets.