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ZK-NNA, an Airbus A321-271Nx, in the colors of Air New Zealand, for the Toliss A321Neo. ZK-NNA was the first of 7 A321Neos for Air New Zealand, delivered to Auckland in November 2018. This aircraft, being the first, is the one aircraft wearing Air New Zealand's iconic all-black livery. Included in the livery is the following: Custom NEO-style overwing exit details Extensive exterior detailing Custom icons/thumbnails If you wish to purchase the Toliss A321, visit https://store.x-plane.org/Airbus-A321-by-Toliss_p_1174.html As always, thanks for taking a look, and

VN-A589, an Airbus A321-251N, in the colors of Bamboo Airways, for the Toliss A321Neo. VN-A589 was the originally delivered to Primera Air Scandinavia as OY-PAC, before heading to Bamboo Airways after not being taken up by Alitalia as EI-LIA. Included in the livery is the following: Custom NEO-style overwing exit details Extensive exterior detailing Custom icons/thumbnails If you wish to purchase the Toliss A321, visit https://store.x-plane.org/Airbus-A321-by-Toliss_p_1174.html As always, thanks for taking a look, and thanks for downloading! If you see any issue

EI-LRA, an Airbus A321-253Nx(LR), in the colors of Aer Lingus, for the Toliss A321Neo. EI-LRA was the first of 8 A321LRs for Aer Lingus, delivered to Dublin in July 2019. With this delivery, Aer Lingus became one of the first operators of the A321LR, and the first airline of the IAG Group to do so. Included in the livery is the following: Custom NEO-style overwing exit details Extensive exterior detailing Custom icons/thumbnails If you wish to purchase the Toliss A321, visit https://store.x-plane.org/Airbus-A321-by-Toliss_p_1174.html As always, thanks for taking

N400AN, an Airbus A321-253Nx, in the colors of American Airlines, for the Toliss A321Neo. N400AN is the first of 120 A321Nx aircraft for American, being delivered in January 2019. The order will ultimately consist of 70 A321Neo aircraft, with the additional 50 being the A321XLR variant. Opting to block one of the over-wing exits and add capacity, American became the first airline to debut Airbus' Airspace XL overhead bins, offering more space for cabin baggage, with plans to retrofit the other 200 aircraft over the next several years through their Oasis cabin modification program. Include