D-AIAG (Condor)

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D-AIAG

   Airline

Condor

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Model

Airbus A321

Build / Age

2015 / 10 years

Passengers

185 / 220

Crew

2

Aircraft Airbus A321 is registered in Germany with tail number D-AIAG. It is operated by Condor and its age is 10 years (built in 2015). The aircraft weight is 47500 kg and it has 2 engines Jet with power of 140,6 kN kN each. The length of the plane is 44.51 m. The height of the plane is 11.76 m. The wing span is 34.09 m.

Technical Specifications of aircraft D-AIAG ( Airbus A321 )

Length

44.51 m

Height

11.76 m

Wing Span

34.09 m

Speed

904 km/h

Ceiling

12131 m

Range

5600 km

Engine number
2 x Jet
Engine model
IAE International Aero Engines V2533-A5
Engine power
140,6 kN
Weight (empty)
47500 kg
Weight (takeoff)
93000 kg
Weight (landing)
77800 kg
RollOut
-
Registered
-
First Flight
-

Last 10 Flights of aircraft D-AIAG (Airbus A321)

Date Flight Departure Airport Arrival Airport Scheduled Estimated
Departure Arrival Departure Arrival
03 Apr Son Sant Joan () Hamburg () 08:25 CEST 11:10 CEST 08:46 CEST 09:45 CEST
03 Apr Frankfurt Main () Son Sant Joan () 05:20 CEST 07:30 CEST 05:24 CEST 07:08 CEST
29 Mar Hurghada Intl () Hamburg () 17:45 EET 22:15 CET 20:20 EET 23:18 CET
29 Mar Hamburg () Hurghada Intl () 10:55 CET 16:45 EET 12:14 CET 15:26 EET
28 Mar Hurghada Intl () Hamburg () 14:00 EET 18:30 CET 16:29 EET 19:19 CET
28 Mar Hamburg () Hurghada Intl () 07:10 CET 13:00 EET 08:29 CET 11:15 EET
27 Mar Hurghada Intl () Hamburg () 14:00 EET 18:30 CET 16:13 EET 18:57 CET
27 Mar Hamburg () Hurghada Intl () 07:10 CET 13:00 EET 08:21 CET 11:33 EET
26 Mar Hurghada Intl () Hamburg () 14:25 EET 18:55 CET 16:49 EET 19:41 CET
26 Mar Hamburg () Hurghada Intl () 07:25 CET 13:15 EET 08:38 CET 12:41 EET
Disclaimer for aircraft D-AIAG data
D-AIAG (Airbus A321) current position is received via ADS-B. Technical specifications, dimensions, weights and dates are derived from PlaneMapper database. The data is for informational purposes only and PlaneMapper is not responsible for the accuracy and reliability of aircraft D-AIAG data.