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8 Of The World's Largest Widebody Fleets: Who Flies The Most Twin-Aisles?

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8 Of The World's Largest Widebody Fleets: Who Flies The Most Twin-Aisles?
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Recent years have seen the rise of long-haul narrowbody jets, like the Airbus A321XLR, that have killed the hub-and-spoke model by making point-to-point travel between niche destinations possible. However, for the world's premium and legacy airlines, often flying from slot-restricted hubs, the capacity and range of widebody aircraft means that they are still indispensable.

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