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Airbus hands over its first extra-long-range narrow-body aircraft to Iberia .
The A321XLR can fly up to 11 hours nonstop, or 4,700 nautical miles .
The plane maker has been working on getting the aircraft certified for five years .
It burns about 30% less fuel than older aircraft, Airbus says.
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