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Airbus A321 (VP-BTL)

Submitted 3 years ago

11/06/2021: Flight from Moscow (SVO) on final to runway 12.

17 of VP-BTL 26034 of A321 2421 at LLBG

Ike Harel

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Al Miller3 years ago

I thought the A321 had a different wing tip configuration.
The small "tiplets" were on the A319 and A320.

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Christopher Jahraus3 years ago

@Al Miller…all planes in the original A320 series (from A318 to A321) had the smaller “wingtip fence” design. I’ll never forget the first time I saw an A320…it was a NW jet 1989, in NW’s then newly-minted “bowling shoe” livery. At age 16, I was already an aircraft addict! A little over 10 years ago, they switched to the slightly more common winglet or “sharklet,” depending on which side of an aircraft manufacturer dispute you might land on.

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Airbus A321 (VP-BTL)

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