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Source: Airbus


ACJ320NEO MAKES MAIDEN FLIGHT
Monday, November 19, 2018

Source: Airbus


HAMBURG -- The first ACJ320neo successfully completed a two hour and 40 minute first flight from Hamburg on November 16, getting its short test-program off to a good start.

Derived from the popular A320neo airliner family, some 500 of which are in airline service, the corporate jet version includes features such as extra fuel-tanks in the cargo-hold that will deliver more intercontinental range, plus greater cabin-pressure for better passenger comfort.

These features are being tested before delivery of the aircraft to Acropolis Aviation in the coming months. The aircraft will then undergo cabin outfitting by AMAC in Basle, Switzerland, and be repainted in customer colors.

The ACJ320 Family now includes the ACJ319neo, flying eight passengers 6,750 nautical miles (12,500 km) or more than 15 hours, and the ACJ320neo, flying 25 passengers 6,000 nautical miles (11,100 km) or more than 13 hours.

Source: Airbus
 

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