Brazilian carrier TAM has taken delivery of its first two A321s which will seat 220 passengers in a single-class layout.
The aircraft are powered by International Aero Engines V2500s with a range of up to 5,600km/3,000nm.
TAM operates a fleet of 86 aircraft comprising 15 A319s, 61 A320s and 10 A330s.
The new A321s will be put into service on TAM’s domestic and regional network.
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Source: FlightGlobal.com
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