Lufthansa Fleet Airbus A321-100/200 Details and Pictures

Lufthansa Fleet Airbus A321-100/200 Details and Pictures. On current fleet, Lufthansa operated 63 narrow-body aircraft Airbus A321.

20 aircraft is A321-100, and 43 aircraft is A321-200.

Airbus A321 is the largest of its family.

The Airbus A321-100/200 operate a variety of domestic and European short and medium haul routes.

It represents a stretched-fuselage variant of the Airbus A320 and entered service in 1994 with Lufthansa, around six years after the original A320.

The aircraft shares a common type rating with all other Airbus A320 family variants, allowing existing A320 family pilots to fly the aircraft without the need for further training.

Airbus A321 231 Lufthansa D AIDH Hildesheim on final approach at Hamburg Airport

Table of Aircraft Details & Contents

Airbus A321-100/200 Lufthansa Aircraft Fleet Data and Registration Number

Reg	Aircraft	Delivered	Name
D-AIRA	Airbus A321-100	Jan 1994	Finkenwerder
D-AIRB	Airbus A321-100	Feb 1994	Baden-Baden
D-AIRC	Airbus A321-100	Feb 1994	Erlangen
D-AIRD	Airbus A321-100	Mar 1994	Coburg
D-AIRE	Airbus A321-100	Apr 1994	Osnabrück
D-AIRF	Airbus A321-100	May 1994	Kempten
D-AIRH	Airbus A321-100	Jul 1994	Garmisch-Partenkirchen
D-AIRK	Airbus A321-100	Jul 1994	Freudenstadt/Schwarzwald
D-AIRL	Airbus A321-100	Sep 1994	Kulmbach
D-AIRM	Airbus A321-100	Feb 1995	Darmstadt
D-AIRN	Airbus A321-100	Dec 1995	Kaiserslautern
D-AIRO	Airbus A321-100	Dec 1995	Konstanz
D-AIRP	Airbus A321-100	Jan 1996	Lüneburg
D-AIRR	Airbus A321-100	Jan 1996	Wismar
D-AIRS	Airbus A321-100	Apr 1996	Husum
D-AIRT	Airbus A321-100	Mar 1997	Regensburg
D-AIRU	Airbus A321-100	Jul 1997	Würzburg
D-AIRW	Airbus A321-100	Aug 1997	Heilbronn
D-AIRX	Airbus A321-100	Oct 1998	Weimar
D-AIRY	Airbus A321-100	Nov 1998	Die Maus cs
D-AIDA	Airbus A321-200	Jun 2010	Pforzheim
D-AIDB	Airbus A321-200	Dec 2010	Bayreuth
D-AIDC	Airbus A321-200	Jan 2011	Bamberg
D-AIDD	Airbus A321-200	Feb 2011	Wilhelmshaven
D-AIDE	Airbus A321-200	Feb 2011	Dessau
D-AIDF	Airbus A321-200	Mar 2011	Worms
D-AIDG	Airbus A321-200	Apr 2011	Esslingen
D-AIDH	Airbus A321-200	May 2011	Hildesheim
D-AIDI	Airbus A321-200	Jun 2011	Salzgitter
D-AIDJ	Airbus A321-200	Jul 2011	Remscheid
D-AIDK	Airbus A321-200	Aug 2011	Iserlohn
D-AIDL	Airbus A321-200	Nov 2011	Reutlingen
D-AIDM	Airbus A321-200	Nov 2011	Recklinghausen
D-AIDN	Airbus A321-200	Dec 2011	Neuss
D-AIDO	Airbus A321-200	Jan 2012
D-AIDP	Airbus A321-200	Feb 2012	Paderborn
D-AIDQ	Airbus A321-200	Feb 2012
D-AIDT	Airbus A321-200	Mar 2012
D-AIDU	Airbus A321-200	Jun 2012
D-AIDV	Airbus A321-200	Dec 2012	Retro cs
D-AIDW	Airbus A321-200	Jan 2015
D-AIDX	Airbus A321-200	Feb 2015
D-AISB	Airbus A321-200	Sep 1999	Hameln
D-AISC	Airbus A321-200	Jan 2000	Speyer
D-AISD	Airbus A321-200	May 2000	Chemnitz
D-AISF	Airbus A321-200	Jun 2000	Lippstadt
D-AISG	Airbus A321-200	Jul 2000	Dormagen
D-AISH	Airbus A321-200	Oct 2007	Wetzlar
D-AISI	Airbus A321-200	December 2007	Bergheim
D-AISJ	Airbus A321-200	Jan 2008	Gütersloh
D-AISK	Airbus A321-200	Feb 2008	Emden
D-AISL	Airbus A321-200	Mar 2008	Arnsberg
D-AISN	Airbus A321-200	Jul 2008	Göppingen
D-AISO	Airbus A321-200	Aug 2008	Bocholt
D-AISP	Airbus A321-200	Apr 2009	Rosenheim
D-AISQ	Airbus A321-200	Jun 2009	Lindau
D-AISR	Airbus A321-200	Jul 2009	Donauwörth
D-AIST	Airbus A321-200	Aug 2009	Erbach/Odenwald
D-AISU	Airbus A321-200	Aug 2009	Nördlingen
D-AISV	Airbus A321-200	Sep 2009	Bingen am Rhein
D-AISW	Airbus A321-200	Oct 2009	Stade
D-AISX	Airbus A321-200	Oct 2009	Celle
D-AISZ	Airbus A321-200	Nov 2009	Eberswalde

Lufthansa Fleet Airbus A321-100/200 Cabin Interior Class Configuration and Seats Layout

This A321-100/200 aircraft is the newest configuration of this aircraft type, ranging from rows 1-38.

It features Lufthansa’s Europa Cabin which has two additional rows and thinner seats than previous.

This aircraft operates in a Business and Economy Class configuration.

The number of seats per cabin is variable and may have as few as three rows of Business Class to a maximum of nine.

The maximum size of Business Class is illustrated in this map.

Business Class seats are the same as Economy with the middle seat left empty.

In Business Class, there is no longer a middle dividing table in this newest version.

Economy was configured 3-3 (A-B-C, D-E-F), while business was across 12 rows (no row 13) in a 2-2 (A-C, D-F) layout with the middle seat kept free.

The product in both classes is the airline’s new “Lufthansa European” seat with thinner cushions and narrower armrests to allow more space.

It was well designed, smart and comfortable, with smooth two-tone grey leather upholstery, sturdy seat-back tray tables with a magazine slot behind them, and a mesh pocket for personal items below in front of your knees.

Seat Map and Seating Chart Airbus A321-100/200 Lufthansa

Seat Map and Seating Chart Airbus A321 100 Lufthansa

Seat Map and Seating Chart Airbus A321 200 Lufthansa

Seats in Lufthansa Airbus A321-100/200 are divided into two classes.

Business class may transport 30 passengers.

The seats in this class have 2-2 configuration.

All middle seats, i.e. B and E seats are left empty.

The seats 1A, 1C and 2D, 2F have extra legroom due to position of the bulkhead.

However, close location to the galley may be bothersome.

Also these seats have no floor storage during take-off and landing.

The seats 2C and 2D are a little narrower than standard as the tray tables are in the armrests.

Economy class includes 160 standard seats.

The seats of the 9th row may have less space for passengers’ legs due to the bulkhead position.

The seat 9A has no window.

The seat 9E is 2 inches narrower than other seats on the airplane.

Two seats of the 10th row, 10E and 10F have extra legroom due to the exit row located in front.

The seat 10F is missing window.

The seats 11ABC and 11D are considered best seats as passengers of these seats will feel comfortable here thanks to extra legroom provided by exit row and missing seats in front.

The width of the seat 11D is a little narrower as the tray table is in the armrest making it immovable.

The seats of the 25th row are not reclining as behind them exit row is located.

Passengers of the seats of 26th row will take advantage of extra legroom due to the emergency exit in front.

As the tray tables are built-in the armrest the width of these seats is reduced a little.

These seats also have no floor storage during take-off and landing.

The seats 26A and 26F are missing windows.

The seat 27D has also extra space for passenger’s legs due to the position of the crew seat in front.

However, the width of this seat is reduced a little.

The only disadvantage of the seats 36C, 36D and 37C, 37D is their close location to the lavatories.

The seats of the last 38th row may be not reclining or have limited recline.

Proximity to the lavatories and galley may be bothersome.

Airbus A321-100/200 Lufthansa Aircraft Fleet Inflight Amenities and On-Board Services Information

Audio. A total of 20 aircraft is equipped with wireless inflight entertainment which can be used on personal electronic devices such as laptop, smartphone or tablet. For further information please click here.
Video. A total of 20 aircraft is equipped with wireless inflight entertainment which can be used on personal electronic devices such as laptop, smartphone or tablet. For further information please click here.
Food. Complimentary beverages are provided on all flights. Snack and meal service varies depending on the length of route.
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