Airbus A321-200 — accident and safety record

Every recorded Airbus A321-200 accident and incident from public aviation safety datasets

Airbus A321-200 safety overview

43 recorded occurrences
4 fatal
2 hull losses
Records 1998–2025

Most affected: PL (6), FR (4), ES (4), GB (3), PT (2)

Top operators: Jetstar (3), Airblue (2), ОАО АК "Уральские авиалинии" (1), Когалымавиа (Метроджет) (1), easyJet (1)

Part of the Airbus A321-200 family overview.

All recorded Airbus A321-200 occurrences

2020s

2025-10-23 — easyJet — (incident)
2025-05-06 — (incident)
2025-01-28 — Air Busan Co., Ltd. — HL7763 — (incident)
2025-01-13 — Transavia — (incident)
2024-10-18 — (incident)
2024-09-20 — Transavia Airlines — PH-YHA — (incident)
2024-06-15 — Etihad Airways — (incident)
2023-10-05 — (incident)
2023-09-10 — Air China — (incident)
2022-12-11 — Wizz Air Hungary Ltd. — HA-LVO — (incident)
2020-06-16 — Wizz Air — (incident)
2020-01-10 — (incident)

2010s

2019-11-08 — Air India — (incident)
2019-08-15 — ОАО АК "Уральские авиалинии" — VQ-BOZ — (hull loss)
2019-07-22 — YL-LCQ — (incident)
2017-10-05 — SP-HAX — (incident)
2017-07-21 — G-OZBH — (incident)
2016-08-07 — EC-MHS — (incident)
2016-07-26 — Pilot samolotowy liniowy — (incident)
2016-03-02 — (incident)
2016-02-02 — Daallo Airlines occured — SX-BHS — (incident)
2015-11-30 — (incident)
2015-10-31 — Когалымавиа (Метроджет) — EI-ETJ — (224 fatal)
2015-10-31 — (224 fatal)
2015-09-01 — G-TCDX — (incident)
2015-06-07 — (incident)
2015-04-28 — F-GTAZ — (incident)
2015-01-02 — (incident)
2013-09-26 — Onur Air — TC-OBZ — (incident)
2012-09-03 — Jetstar Airways — VH-VWY — (incident)
2012-07-20 — F-GTAN — (incident)
2011-09-26 — Jetstar — VH-VWW — (incident)
2011-06-12 — Jetstar — VH-VWX — (incident)
2010-12-02 — (incident)
2010-07-28 — Airblue — AP-BJB — (152 fatal)
2010-07-28 — Airblue — (157 fatal)
2010-05-27 — Jetstar — VH-VWW — (incident)

2000s

2009-10-28 — Asiana Airlines Inc. — HL7763 — (incident)
2004-06-14 — G-OZBE — (incident)
2003-03-22 — TransAsia Airways — B-22603 — (incident)
2001-04-18 — G-VOLH — (incident)
2000-10-09 — D-AIRE — (incident)

1990s

1998-10-05 — G-MIDE — (incident)

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