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Ryanair operates only two models of Airbus, the Airbus A321 Neo and Airbus A321-200. For 2023, the company has 35 Airbus A321 Neo and four Airbus A321-200 in its fleet. The Airbus A321 used by airline typically has a seating capacity of around 230 passengers, making it well-suited for the airline's domestic and international routes that require higher passenger capacity. The Airbus A321 also features advanced technology, including a digital cockpit, advanced avionics, and winglets, which help to improve fuel efficiency and reduce emissions. As Jetstar Japan continues to expand its operations and modernize its fleet, the Airbus A321 may play an increasingly important role in the airline's strategy, particularly for its longer-haul routes that require higher passenger capacity and greater range capabilities. On November 28, 1984, the Irish airline Ryanair was created, and on July 8, 1985, it started flying. Dublin Airport in Ireland serves as the company's headquarters. The largest low-cost carrier in Europe is Ryanair. Buzz, Ryanair UK, Malta Air, and Lauda Europe are among the airline's subsidiaries. The airline runs scheduled and charter flights both domestically and internationally. Ryanair travels to 225 different places overall. 490 aircraft total (including affiliates) make up the company's fleet.