The G7 summit today has not only had serious and important issues to discuss. At least that is true of British Prime Minister Boris Johnson and Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau. The two leaders compared the planes they came in boasting that one was bigger than the other.
Johnson noted that he had seen the so-called 'Canada Force One' on the runway, before Trudeau mocked the Conservative leader by insisting that the British prime minister's Airbus was bigger than his.
In response, Johnson said his plane was 'very modest'. At 44.5 meters tall, the UK Prime Prime A321neo is indeed smaller than Trudeau CC-150 Polaris, which is 46.6 meters long.
It has a wingspan of 44.5 meters and a top speed of 639 mph. It can fly nearly 6,000 miles without having to refuel.
By comparison, the A321neo Johnson has a smaller wingspan of 35.6 meters, a top speed of 544 mph and a range of nearly 5,000 miles.
However, unlike the Trudeau aircraft, it may have more passengers - about 244, compared to Canada Force 194's 194.